
Apartments near School Board-Metromover Omni Loop in Miami, FL (2,737 Rentals)


1660 NW 15th Rd

1318 NW 2nd St

1878 NW 15th Ave

835 SW 7th St

977 SW 5th St

1027 SW 4th St

940 SW 5th St

930-940 SW 4th Ave

862 SW 6th St

1601 NW 17th St

301 SW 11th Ave

7 NE 42nd St

1324 NW 2nd St

199 SW 12th Ave

412 SW 10th Ave

451 SW 10th St

145 SW 11th St

1035 SW 4th St

401 SW 10th St

1021 SW 3rd Ave

985 SW 5th St

1515 NW 19th St

919 SW 6th St

888 SW 6th St

1365 NW 2nd St

510 SW 9th St

1330 NW 2nd St

1250 W Flagler Ter

1315 NW 1st St

1020 SW 4th St

750 SW 7th St

295 NW 14th Ave

48 NW 13th Ave

1060 Brickell

1621 Nw 16th St

331 SW 11th Ave

245 SW 11th St

1026 SW 4th St

1227 SW 1st St

471 SW 10th St

Daky Apartments

955 SW 6th St

1632 NW 16th Ter

1100 SW 3rd St

1610 NW N. River Dr

530 SW 9th St

625 SW 9th St

1627 NW 18th St

1628 NW 15th St

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