Miami Arts Studio 6-12 at Zelda Glazer

It's a solid fit for families who want a specific magnet-school assignment and a quieter, residential feel in west Miami-Dade. The zone sits near several instructional campuses, and with 216 homes sold in the past year it's an established, steadily trading community rather than a speculative one.

It's a mid-to-upper Miami market: the median list price is $799,000 and homes trade at about $364 per square foot. There's real range, though — active listings start around $135,000 and run to $1.8 million, so entry points exist alongside a deep luxury tier of 28 homes over $1 million.

Over the last 12 months the median sold price was $718,750, a bit below today's $799,000 median list — a normal gap in a market where sellers get about 97% of asking. For a typical 2,304-square-foot home, expect to land in the $700,000s to low $800,000s.

Balanced and moving: 83 homes are active, the median listing sells in about 32 days, and 216 closed over the past year. That 97% sale-to-list ratio tells you sharp pricing gets rewarded and overpricing gets ignored — you can track live inventory on the live map.

Most of this zone is traditional single-family housing rather than HOA-governed communities, so there's no meaningful median HOA figure to report — only one active listing is gated. Property taxes run around $7,082 a year at the median, and if you're weighing renting first, the median rent is about $3,375 a month.