Apartments near Southland Mall in Miami, FL (322 Rentals)

11631 SW 182nd Terrace

11740 SW 182nd Terrace

22555 SW 125th Ave

13248 SW 188th Terrace

23105 SW 128th Pl

23055 SW 129th Ct

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11730 SW 229th Ln

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10949 SW 181st Terrace

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Town & Country Apartments

11101 SW 224th St

Karis Village

11955 SW 213th St

22300 SW 116th Ave

22300 SW 117th Ave

12101 SW 213th Ter

12029 SW 215th St

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11551 SW 224th St

10510 SW 182nd St

Lennar at Verdana Landings

10271 SW 182nd St

10261 SW 182nd St

10260 SW 181st St

10270 SW 181st St

Perrine Villas

9785 SW 181st Ter

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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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