
Apartments near Shopping Center in Miami, FL (3,012 Rentals)


1954 SW 7th St

1020 NW 3rd St

2010 SW 6th St

981 SW 3rd St

975 SW 2nd Ave

829 SW 19th Ave

1011 SW 5th St

2141 SW 3rd St

990 SW 4th St

1145 NW 5th St

1229-1241 NW 6th St

201 SW 21st Ct

2020 SW 6th St

1962 SW 7th St

Bertha Apartments

2061 SW 6th St

Havana Palms

2130 SW 4th St

977 SW 4th St

1129 NW 5th St

611 SW 21st Ave

2000 SW 7th St

2170 NW Flagler Ter

236 NW 10th Ave

2140 SW 3rd St

994 NW 2nd St

1972 SW 7th St

2120 Sw 5th St

Little Havana

1029 NW 3rd St

1050 SW 7th St

2036 SW 7th St

1021 NW 3rd St

989 NW 2nd St

984 SW 4th St

956-972 SW 3rd St

985 SW 5th St

965 SW 4th St

978 NW 2nd St

2128 SW 5th St

1142 NW 6th St

2136 SW 5th St

980 SW 5th St

627 NW 19th Ave

1040 SW 7th St

948 SW 3rd St

Etoile Apartments

1068 NW 5th St

1151-1153 NW 6th St

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How much are Studio apartments in Miami?
There are currently 6,401 Studio Apartments in Miami with rent ranges from $989 to $9,810 with an average price of $2,303.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Miami ranges from $200 to $17,317 with an average monthly rent of $2,478.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Miami range from $330 to $36,118. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,176.
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