
Apartments near The Shops at Midtown Miami in Miami, FL (1,612 Rentals)


6240 NE Miami Pl

6229 NE 1st Pl

172 NW 12th St

1140-1150 NW 1 Pl

2 NE 63rd St

6223 NW 2nd Ave

6245 N Miami Ave

6230 NW 1st Ct

6215 NW 2nd Pl

6250 NW Miami Pl

6241 NW Miami Pl

80 NE 63rd St

6229 NW 2nd Ave

1126 NW 1st Ct

550 NE 61st St

Marquis

One W12

83 NW 11th St

6300 NW Miami Ct

6321 N Miami Ave

410 NE 62nd St

552 NE 61st St

6245-6317 NW 1st Ct

224 NW 63rd St

220 NW 63rd St

6311 N Miami Ave

1118-1126 NW 1st Ct

6230 NE Miami Pl

444 NE 62nd St

450 NE 62nd St

551-55 NE 61st St

533 NE 61st St

551 NE 61st St

1470 NW 29th St

500 NE 62nd St

490 NE 62nd St

1438 NW 27th St

6343 NW Miami Pl

West Eleventh Residences

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510 NE 62nd St

233 NW 63rd St

1480 NW 29th St

555 NE 61st St

536 NE 62nd St

624-626 NE 61st St

6331 NW 1st Pl

6355 NE Miami Pl

459 NE 62nd St

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