Banyan-lined corridor running west from The Roads toward Coral Gables, with a mix of 1930s–1950s houses and small apartment buildings.
| Price range | $600K – $1.8M |
|---|---|
| Price per sq ft | $400 – $620 |
| Median home | $650K – $1.2M |
| Typical rent | $2,400 – $3,500 |
| HOA / maintenance | Mostly none |
| Housing stock | Single-family and small multifamily |
| Building age | Mostly 1930–1960 |
| Walkability | Moderate |
| Water | Inland |
| Transit | Bus; Metrorail nearby |
| Parking | Driveways and street |
| Short-term rentals | Restricted in residential zones |
| Pipeline | Light |
| Flood | Inland; low exposure |
| To South Beach | 25 min to South Beach |
| To downtown | 10 min |
Generally the most house you can get for the money inside the City of Miami.
School assignment in Miami is handled by Miami-Dade County Public Schools and is based on the property address, not the neighborhood name. Two homes a few streets apart can be zoned to different schools.
The district also runs magnet and choice programs open to students outside their assigned zone, each with its own application window.
Send us the addresses you are considering and we will look up the assigned schools for each. Which school suits your child is your decision.
The figures above describe the area, not a specific property. Association dues, flood zone, short-term rental rules and assessments are set building by building and must be verified on the actual unit before an offer.
Coral Way is the banyan-lined corridor running west from The Roads toward Coral Gables. The housing is mostly single-family homes and small apartment buildings built between about 1930 and 1960, which makes it one of the older residential fabrics inside the City of Miami.
The practical consequence is that this is generally the most house you can get for the money inside the city limits. You are buying land and a structure rather than a unit in a building, and most of it carries no association dues at all.
It is inland with low flood exposure, about ten minutes to downtown, and Metrorail is nearby for anyone commuting without a car.
Tell us what you are looking for, and we’ll pull what is available, run the numbers on holding costs, and look up the assigned schools for the addresses on your list.
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