
Apartments near Eighth Street-Metromover Brickell Loop in Miami, FL (2,173 Rentals)


342 NW 11th St

1117 NW 3rd Ave

1135 SW 6th St

1125 SW 5th St

Miami View Apartments

1144 SW 5th St

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City View Apartments

1150 SW 5th St

909 NW 5th St

Lawrence Estates

El Gardo

Bahia Apartments

1212 NW 1 Pl

Little Havana

1168 SW 3rd St

1050 NW 1st St

223 NW 12th St

979 NW 4th St

Residences on the River

Havana Heights

140 NW 13th St

200 NW 13th St

Apartamentos Valencia

St. John

1040 NW 4th St

1060 NW 3rd St

1236 SW 7th St

1235 SW 6th St

Metcalfe Apartments

1255 SW 6 Street

1101 SW 12th Ct

Barcelona Apartments

The Andes Apartments

2821 SW 1st Ave

St. John Apartments

1265 SW 6th St

1235 SW 3rd St

1122 NW 3rd St

1157 NW 1st St

613 NW 10th Ave

1043 Northwest 5th Street

1132 NW 3rd St

843 SW 13th Ave

1020 NW 7th Ave

St. John Village

New Miami Courts

237 NW 12th Ave

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