
Apartments near South Dixie Highway in Miami, FL (158 Rentals)


8261 SW 128th St, Unit 0

14500 SW 88th Ave

8736 SW 145th St

8522 SW 148th Terrace

8701 SW 141st St

15385 S Dixie Hwy

15391 S Dixie Hwy

15340 SW 85th Ave

15315 SW 84th Ave

15811 SW 91st Ct

15845 SW 87th Ave

15824 SW 90th Ct

8620 SW 159th St

16220 SW 88th Avenue Rd

8340 SW 163rd St

8220 SW 162nd St

15440 SW 78th Ct

14321 SW 77th Ave

8281 SW 128th St

9320 SW 167th St

16840 SW 87th Ave

15305 SW 74th Ct

9440 SW 169th St

17051 SW 85th Ave

9430 SW 170th St

17180 SW 94th Ave

17100 SW 94th Ave

8164 SW 171st St

17320 SW 92nd Ct

17125 SW 80th Ct

17255 SW 95th Ave

8283 SW 120th Ter

14155 Old Cutler Rd

17203 SW 78th Pl

9340 SW 177th St

17615 SW 80th Ct

7485 SW 179th St

Total Monthly Price
16601 SW 83rd Ct

Total Monthly Price
12253 SW 82nd Ave

Total Monthly Price
9501 E Palmetto Club Ln

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