Apartments near Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza-Metrorail Green Line in Miami, FL (717 Rentals)

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2110 NW 66th St

21-23 NW 52nd St

4425-4427 NW 23rd Ct

Tuscany Cove 55 + Older Community

1925 NW 79th St

772 NW 52nd St

3058 NW 61st St

6121 NW 23rd Ave

6728 NW 23rd Ave

Hialeah Heights Apartments

Vicki Apartments

2765 NW 55th St

3102 NW 70th Ter

2154-2160 NW 61st St

2180 NW 59th St

6240 NW 21st Ave

5801 NW 22nd Ave

2515 NW 52nd St

Palm Lakes Mobile Home Park

5101-5131 NW 24th Ave

3070 NW 76th St

2369 NW 50th St

6257 NW 18th Ave

6874 NW 18th Ave

1730-1748 NW 60th St

1700 NW 63rd St

1762 NW 70th St

West Little River Phase 1

6700 NW 17th Ave

1649 NW 65th St

6201 NW 17th Ave

6251 NW 17th Ave

6415 NW 17th Ave

6585 NW 17th Ave

1601 NW 66th St

7090 NW 17th Ave

1611 NW 65th St

Capri Place

1637 NW 59th St

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