
Apartments near West Dixie Plaza in Miami, FL (888 Rentals)


1886-1890 NE 161 St

16100 NE 19 Ct

16031 NE 19th Pl

16040 NE 19th Ct

16050 NE 19th Ct

1370 NE 130th St

16121 NE 18 Pl

Kenwood Apartments

1535-1545 NE 129th St

16120 NE 19 Ct

16041 NE 19th Pl

1970 NE 161st St

12920 NE 16th Ave

12905 Arch Creek Rd

1585-1595 NE 129th St

16130 NE 19 Ct

16201 NE 18 Pl

16150 NE 19 Ct

16221 NE 18 Pl

Shady Oaks Mobile Home Park

16124 NE 19th Pl

16178 NE 19th Pl

16190 NE 19th Pl

16185 NE 19th Pl

2010 NE 162nd St

2020 NE 162nd St

2041 NE 161st St

2067 NE 161st St

Diane Apartments

15167 NE 6th Ave

16150 NE 21st Ave

660 NE 139th St

14355 NE 6th Ave

Palm Court Apartments

2070 NE 162nd St

1620 NE 127th St

1237 NE 128th St

659 NE 138th St

1350 NE 128th St

12735-12739 NE 13th Ave

1335 NE 127th St

Solid Oaks Assisted Living

1560 NE 127th St

14260-14270 NE 6th Ave

1275 NE 127th St

1265-1269 NE 127th St

1080 NE 129th St

1239 NE 127th St

South Pointe Family and Children Center

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