Brickell
Miami's high-rise financial district, built around Biscayne Bay towers and a walkable grid of streets.
AREA GUIDES
South Florida Neighborhoods and Real Estate Guides
Compare Miami and South Florida neighborhoods, from waterfront enclaves to high-rise districts, with local real estate insights and current property search access.
Downtown Miami
Miami's civic and cultural core, where museums, a performing arts center, and condo towers sit steps from the bay.
Edgewater
A narrow bayfront strip of new glass towers between Biscayne Boulevard and the water, next to Wynwood and the Design District.
South Beach
The Art Deco Historic District at the southern tip of Miami Beach, anchored by Ocean Drive and Lincoln Road.
Miami Beach
A barrier island between the Atlantic and the Intracoastal, running from the Art Deco south end to the quieter north.
Aventura
A master-planned city organized around Aventura Mall, waterway parks, and a Turnberry golf resort.
Bal Harbour
A small oceanfront village built around the open-air Bal Harbour Shops retail center.
Sunny Isles Beach
A narrow oceanfront barrier island city lined with condominium towers along Collins Avenue.
Coral Gables
A 1920s planned city built on a single Mediterranean Revival architectural theme, with tree-canopied boulevards.
Kendall
An established inland suburb of detached-home streets, large county parks, and the Dadeland retail corridor.
Key Biscayne
An island village reached by the Rickenbacker Causeway, home to Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park.
Coconut Grove
Miami's oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood, a bayfront canopy of historic cottages and sailing clubs.
Star Island
A man-made island off the MacArthur Causeway holding 34 waterfront estates behind a single guarded bridge.
Fisher Island
A private island reachable only by ferry or boat, with its own marina, golf course, and beach club.
Boca Raton
A Palm Beach County city built on Addison Mizner's Mediterranean architectural vision, with Mizner Park at its center.
West Palm Beach
The Palm Beach County seat on the Intracoastal, anchored by the CityPlace district and the Clematis Street corridor.
Fort Lauderdale
A canal-laced city nicknamed the Venice of America, centered on Las Olas Boulevard and Port Everglades.
Hollywood
A beach town built around the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, with a separate arts-district downtown inland.
Hallandale Beach
A compact oceanfront city between Hollywood and Aventura, home to the Gulfstream Park racing and entertainment complex.