
Apartments near Shopping Center in Miami, FL (3,016 Rentals)


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West Little Havana Property

1429 NW 2nd St

1650 SW 5th St

1278 SW 2nd St

1274 W Flagler St

1342 SW 4th St

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1770 SW 3rd St

1500 NW 3rd St

1470 NW 3rd St

1565 SW 6th St

1462 NW 3rd St

Webster Apartments

1426 SW 5th St

1444 SW 5th St

1560 NW 3rd St

1536 NW 3rd St

1554 NW 3rd St

1570 NW 3rd St

1334 SW 4th St

1711 SW 5th St

72 NW 17th Pl

1600 NW 3rd St

326 SW 13th Ave

1448 NW 3rd St

1458 NW 3rd St

1501 SW 6th St

555 SW 16th Ave

1418 SW 5th St

48 NW 13th Ave

1452 NW 3rd St

1620 NW 3rd St

1642 NW 3rd St

1721 SW 5th St

126 SW 18th Ave

62 NW 17th Pl

1253 SW 2nd St

1262 SW 2nd St

1315 NW 1st St

Liitle Havana Homes

1328 SW 4th St

1451 SW 6th St

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There are currently 6,398 Studio Apartments in Miami with rent ranges from $989 to $11,497 with an average price of $2,311.
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