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Apartments Under $3,000 in Miami, FL

209 communities · showing 161–200

Apartments2 months free on a 15-mo lease, or 3 months free on a 16- or 18-mo lease
$2,515 – $4,739
Studio – 3 bed
Upland Park
1455 NW 121st Ave · Miami
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Compare apartments under $3,000 in Miami

Browse apartment communities with a listed starting price at or below $3,000 per month and compare the complete monthly cost.

This page includes 209 communities matching the selected category. Open a building profile to compare floor plans, pricing status, fees, amenities, parking, pet information, and location.

Popular rental areas include Downtown Miami, Brickell, Edgewater, Midtown, Wynwood, Coconut Grove, Little Havana, and neighborhoods near major medical and employment centers. Transit access is strongest near Metrorail, Metromover, Brightline, and high-frequency bus routes.

Before choosing an apartment

  • Confirm that the exact floor plan and category feature are currently available
  • Compare the complete monthly cost rather than advertised base rent alone
  • Ask whether concessions apply to the exact unit and lease term
  • Request written confirmation of fees, parking, pet rules, and move-in requirements

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Frequently asked questions

How current are apartment prices and availability?

Pricing and availability can change quickly. Pages identify estimated information where applicable, and renters should confirm current details directly with the property before applying.

What should I compare besides base rent?

Compare parking, utilities, mandatory recurring fees, pet charges, deposits, application costs, lease length, concessions, and commute expenses.

How should I use the map?

Use the map to compare building locations, transportation access, and nearby areas. Then open individual profiles for property-level information and direct inquiry options.