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


209 NE 141st St

645-655 NE 166th St

17175 NE 19th Ave

1955 NE 171st St

1963 NE 171st St

1979 NE 171st St

1987 NE 171st St

1971 NE 171st St

630 NE 166th St

201-207 NE 141st St

2115 NE 170th St

17110 NE 20th Ave

1948 NE 172nd St

2135 NE 170th St

625-635 NE 166th St

1958 NE 172nd St

2145 NE 170th St

1964 NE

193 NE 141st St

1982 NE 172nd St

Bayside Apartments

11870 NE 16th Ave

13750 NE 2nd Ct

1429-1431 NE 118th Ter

173 NE 141st St

14000 NE 2nd Ave

1415 NE 118th Ter

2020-2036 NE 172nd St

14040 NE 2nd Ave

153 NE 141 St

1985 NE 172nd St

2056 NE 172nd St

14080 NE 2nd Ave

13710 NE 2nd Ct

Biscayne Park

Le Mirage Condominium

13705-13759 Memorial Hwy

17425 20th Ave

1446 NE 118th Ter

1430 NE 118th Ter

15376-15398 NE 2nd Ave

2045 NE 172nd St

12230 NE 8th Ave

2071-2077 NE 172nd St

2055 NE 172nd St

1561 NE 118th St

13381-13415 Memorial Hwy

2081-2095 NE 172nd St

17200 NE 21st Ave

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