Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High

It's a solid fit for families who prioritize schools, since the address ties into Krop Senior High and a wider network of specialized Miami-Dade programs like the Ethel F. Beckford/richmond Primary Learning Center. The area sits in northeast Miami-Dade with a mix of condos and gated options, making it approachable for buyers who want in for the education.

Compared to much of Miami, it's relatively accessible — the median list price is $189,990, with active listings ranging from $125,000 up to $500,000. That said, the homes that actually sold last year closed at a median of $530,000, so the larger single-family properties command considerably more than the current condo-heavy inventory.

Active listings run at about $268 per square foot with a median home size of 961 sqft, which keeps entry prices near $189,990. The five closings over the past year hit a $530,000 median, reflecting the difference between smaller condos on the market now and the larger homes that trade less frequently.

It's a slow, thin market with only 5 active listings and a median 177 days on market, so there's no rush and real room to negotiate. Sellers have been getting about 92% of their asking price on average, which confirms buyers hold leverage here.

Expect a median HOA of $777 per month, which is on the higher side and reflects the condo and gated communities that make up much of the inventory. Property taxes are comparatively modest at a median of $2,700 per year, and if you're weighing renting first, the median rent runs about $1,825 per month.