
Apartments near Civic Center-Metrorail Green Line in Miami, FL (3,408 Rentals)


653 NW 30th St

409 NW 4th ave

2101 NW 26th St

342 NW 4th Ave

2180 NW 24th St

668 NW 31st St

619 NW 1st St

65 NW 17th Ct

658 NW 1st St

744 NW 22nd Ave

27 NW 7th Ave

618 NW 1st St

151 NW 18th Ave

59 NW 17th Ct

112 SW 11th Ave

68 NW 17th Ct

548-550 NW 30th St

737 NW 31st St

2135-2155 NW 6th St

628 NW 1st St

Oaks Apartments

115 SW 11th Ave

75 NW 17th Pl

Brick Flagler/Brick Eleven

1915 NW 28th St

112 SW 10th Ave

835 SW 1st St

72 NW 17th Pl

2145 NW 26th St

1930 NW 29th St

Havana Lofts Condo

1247 SW 2nd St

335 NW 28th St

568 NW 1st St

1466 SW 1st St

35 NW 6th Ave

1235 SW 2nd St

1253 SW 2nd St

199 SW 12th Ave

Barcelona Condos

566 NW 1st St

1063 SW 2nd St

Jj Apartments

1053 SW 2nd St

2110 NW 28th St

2100 NW 28th St

51 NW 17th Pl

62 NW 17th Pl

1009 SW 2nd St

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There are currently 6,406 Studio Apartments in Miami with rent ranges from $647 to $13,636 with an average price of $2,331.
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