
Apartments near Civic Center-Metrorail Green Line in Miami, FL (3,376 Rentals)


1830 SW 5th St

1750 SW 6th St

261 NE 20th St

1760 SW 6th St

1829 SW 6th St

Jeanell

755 SW 7th St

1401 NW 40th St

2485 NW 28th St

2129 SW 3rd St

470 SW 5th St

638 SW 6th St

630 SW 7th Ave

Highpoint Condominium

1560-1570 SW 7th St

Villa Valencia, LLC

2028 SW 4th St

610 SW 6th Ave

401 SW 5th St

Bonsai I

2118 SW 3rd St

1923 SW 5th St

2335 W Flagler St

675 SW 7th Ave

2061 SW 4th St

1780 SW 6th St

2102 SW 3rd St

529 SW 6th St

1821 SW 6th St

701 SW 16th Ave

453 NW 25th Ct

148 NE 26th St

3616 NW 20th Ave

2608 NW 26th St

Little Havana

Llanes Apartments

1475 SW 8th St

The Essence Miami

777 SW 9th Ave

1775 Biscayne Blvd

2785 NW 11th St

740 SW 7th St

1737 SW 7th St

1833 SW 6th St

554-572 SW 6th St

590 SW 5th Ave

1220 SW 8th St

2227 NW 34th St

2141 SW 3rd St

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