Greynolds Park Elementary School

It's a solid fit for buyers who want affordable, low-maintenance living close to the coast and to a range of schools. The neighborhood mixes condos and smaller single-family homes, with a handful of waterfront and pool options among the 58 active listings. Families appreciate nearby schools like Fulford Elementary School and North Miami Beach Senior High.

Compared to most of coastal Miami-Dade, no. The median list price is $101,500 and the average is about $181 per square foot, so this is one of the lower entry points in the area. Prices range widely, from $40,000 up to $985,000, depending on size and location.

Over the last 12 months, 62 homes sold at a median price of $172,500, while current active listings carry a median list price of $101,500. The difference reflects an inventory that skews toward smaller condos, with a median home size of just 883 sqft. You can compare specific listings on the live map.

It's a patient market that favors prepared buyers. Homes take a median 84.5 days to sell and sellers are netting about 95% of their asking price, which leaves real room to negotiate. With 58 active listings against 62 sales in the past year, supply is healthy relative to demand.

Property taxes here run low, with a median of about $1,219 per year. HOA data isn't consistently reported for this zone, which is common with older condo buildings — always confirm the monthly dues on any specific unit before you write an offer. For context, the median rent in the area is around $1,800 per month.