Kinloch Park Middle School

It's a solid pick for buyers who want to be central in Miami without paying the highest prices, with a mix of condos and homes and a few waterfront options among the 15 active waterfront listings. Neighborhood schools like the District Instructional Center serve the area, and the location keeps daily life close by. It suits people who value access and value over space.

Compared to much of Miami, it's relatively accessible: the median list price is $395,000 and homes have sold at a median of $520,000 over the past year. The range is wide, from $123,456 up to $2,650,000, with only 10 active listings priced above $1M. That gives budget-conscious buyers real entry points.

Expect a median list price around $395,000, with an average of $436 per square foot and a median home size near 934 square feet. Actual sales have run higher, at a $520,000 median over the last 12 months. Browse current pricing on the live map to see where each listing lands.

There are 121 active listings and homes are taking a median of 59 days to sell, so it's a measured pace rather than a frenzy. With 208 sales in the past year and sellers getting about 96% of asking, buyers have some negotiating room. It's balanced enough to make an informed offer without rushing.

Because much of this zone is condos, the median HOA runs about $646 per month, which typically covers building services and shared costs. Median property taxes come in around $3,896 per year. Factor both into your monthly budget alongside the purchase price.