
Apartments near San Gabriel Shopping Center in Miami, FL (2,467 Rentals)


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4080 SW 2nd Ter

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1459 NW 2nd St

1730 SW 6th St

2441 NW 26th St

1111 NW 43rd Ave

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1788 SW 7th St

1468 NW 15th Ave

1520 SW 1st St

Cedars Pointe

1552 SW 2nd St

1448 NW 3rd St

2179 NW 23rd St

1753 Nw 19th St

122 Antiquera Ave

1620 SW 4th St

1637 SW 5th St

1780 SW 7th St

NoMad Residences

1484 NW 15th Ave

1459 NW 1st St

2500 NW 23 Avenue, Miami, FL

1650 SW 5th St

Villas Godoy

1201 SW 22nd Ave

1450 NW 2nd St

Allapattah Apartments

1771 NW 19th Ter

2550 NW 23rd Ave

1828 SW 9th St

1608 SW 4th St

1544 SW 2nd St

1621 NW 16th Ave

2647 NW 25th Ave

1558 SW 3rd St

1521 SW 2nd St

1760 SW 7th St

1550 SW 3rd St

1645 SW 6th St

1630 NW 18th St

1429 NW 2nd St

1881-1883 SW 11th St

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There are currently 6,432 Studio Apartments in Miami with rent ranges from $647 to $12,856 with an average price of $2,306.
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