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


1721 NW 19th Ter

Miami Station Tower

Domus Brickell Center

1040 NW 3rd Ave

1505 NW 26th Ave

240 SW 12th St

Arena Square North & South

1930 NW 18th Ave

1555 NW 25th Ave

1753 NW 19th Ter

231-233 SW 12th St

1745 NW 19th Ter

City Crossings

230 SW 12th St

142 SW 9th St

210 NW 9th St

1830 NW 22nd Ct

2137 NW 18th Ter

Elizabeth Virrick I

925 NW 2nd Ct

2970 SW 13th St

One Twenty Brickell Residences

794 NW 18th St

2179 NW 18th Ter

1835 NW 19th Ter

243 NW 10th St

Coral Pointe Condo

1836 NW 22nd Ct

3100 SW 2nd St

2197 NW 18th Ter

731 NW 17th St

1949 NW 19th Ave

1852-1856 NW 22nd Ave

The Mint at Riverfront

1838 NW 22nd Ct

150 SW 10th St

3124 SW 1st Ave

1927 NW 20th Ave

Season One Brickell

84-98 SW 28th Rd

80 NW 31st Ave

1850 NW 22nd Ct

1650 NW 25th Ave

99 SW 7th St

2933-2939 SW 1st Ave

145 SW 11th St

219 NW 10th St

2941-2951 SW 1st Ave

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