Edison Park K-8 Center

It's a practical, family-oriented Miami-Dade neighborhood built around a single K-8 campus, with additional public school options like Morningside K-8 Academy nearby. Buyers who want to be close to central Miami without paying bayfront prices tend to find the value here compelling.

Compared to much of coastal Miami-Dade, it's relatively affordable, with a median list price of $619,450 and entry-level listings starting around $198,000. The median sold price over the past year was $440,000, so plenty of homes trade below the current list median.

Active listings run from $198,000 up to $940,000, with an average of about $488 per square foot on a median home size near 1,198 square feet. Over the last 12 months, nine homes sold at a median price of $440,000.

There are 12 active listings and homes are taking a median 54 days to sell, which points to a measured, buyer-friendly pace. Sellers are averaging 92% of asking, so well-prepared offers often land below the sticker price — check the live map for what's currently available.

HOA data isn't reported for this zone, which is common where single-family homes dominate. The median property tax here runs about $5,929 per year, and if you're weighing renting first, the median rent is roughly $1,998 per month.