Miami Central Senior High School

It's a practical North Miami community with easy access to Biscayne Bay and several well-regarded schools, including the Benjamin Franklin K-8 Center. Families like the mix of shorter commutes and coastal proximity, and the range of home types keeps the neighborhood from feeling one-note.

Compared to much of coastal Miami-Dade, it's relatively attainable, with a median list price of $522,500 and an average of $385 per square foot. Entry-level listings start around $175,900, so there are genuine options below the median for budget-conscious buyers.

The median list price is $522,500 and active inventory spans $175,900 to $1,570,000, with a median home size of about 1,442 square feet. Over the last 12 months, 315 homes sold at a median price of $474,900, so buyers can expect to pay close to, but often a bit under, list.

There are 192 active listings and homes are taking a median of 44.5 days to sell, which points to a steady, workable pace. Sellers are averaging 96% of asking, so sharp pricing still gets deals done without a bidding frenzy. You can track new listings as they hit on the live map.

Median property tax in the zone runs about $6,692 a year, a number worth factoring into your monthly budget. HOA data isn't consistently reported here since much of the inventory is single-family, but gated and condo communities do exist, so always confirm dues on the specific home.