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Neighbourhood Guides
Explore the neighbourhoods of Miami— local highlights, lifestyle, and what it's like to live there.
Aventura
Intracoastal towers, Florida's largest mall, and a Brightline stop to Orlando.
Bal Harbour
One mile of beach, one mall, 3,000 residents at Haulover Inlet.
Bay Harbor Islands
Two islands of MiMo houses, kosher bakeries, and a drawbridge away from Bal Harbour Shops.
Boca Raton
Mediterranean Revival rooftops, Atlantic beaches, and a Brightline stop at the front door.
Boynton Beach
Inlet boating, the Valencia 55-plus belt, and a downtown finally under construction.
Brickell
Miami's vertical financial district, walkable end to end along Biscayne Bay
Coconut Grove
Miami's oldest village, high on the ridge between the banyans and Biscayne Bay
Coral Gables
Mediterranean Revival blocks, Biltmore towers, banyan tunnels.
Coral Springs
A 1963 master plan, 49 parks, and a downtown finally taking shape.
Deerfield Beach
A 976-foot pier, canal-front Cove homes, and Broward’s northern edge.
Delray Beach
Atlantic Avenue's locally owned spine, Pineapple Grove murals, and three miles of barrier-island beach.
Design District
Eighteen blocks of luxury maisons, Michelin kitchens, and a Buckminster Fuller dome.
Downtown Miami
The skyline-and-bay heart of Miami, walkable above and beside Biscayne Bay.
Edgewater
Bayfront towers wedged between Downtown and the Design District.
Fort Lauderdale
Saltwater canals, ocean breeze, a city that lives by water
Hallandale Beach
A 4-mile sliver of beach, racetrack, and high-rise glass between Aventura and Hollywood.
Hialeah
The pretty prairie that became America's most Cuban city
Hollywood Beach
A 2.5-mile brick Broadwalk between Atlantic surf and the Intracoastal.
Indian Creek
Fourteen small neighbourhoods wrapped around a par-70 course at Jupiter's I-95 gateway.
Jupiter
Where the Loxahatchee meets the Atlantic under an 1860 red-brick lighthouse.
Key Biscayne
A 1.2-square-mile barrier-island village across one causeway, bracketed by two state parks.
Little Havana
Cuba in exile — cafecito at the ventanita, dominoes on Calle Ocho.
Miami Beach
A 7-mile barrier-island city of Art Deco, ocean, and three very different beaches
Midtown Miami
The 56-acre grid built on Miami's old freight railyard.
North Bay Village
Three dredged islands on Biscayne Bay, halfway between Miami and the beach.
Palm Beach Gardens
A garden city built around 1965 golf and 2026 growth
Parkland
Horse trails, 10/10 schools and gated lakes at the Everglades' edge.
Plantation
A 22-square-mile Broward suburb of master-planned lakes, golf, and DHL's US headquarters.
Pompano Beach
Broward's oldest beach town, rebuilt around a 900-foot pier
South Beach
Pastel Art Deco, ocean breeze, and a city that never quite sleeps.
South of Fifth
Miami Beach's quiet southern tip, ringed by water on three sides
Star Island
A gated, man-made island of about thirty waterfront estates.
Sunny Isles Beach
Two miles of barrier-island beach, lined with supertall glass.
Sunset Harbour
A bayside village of converted warehouses, walk-up condos, and dinner reservations.
Surfside
A half-mile of Atlantic sand between Miami Beach and Bal Harbour
West Palm Beach
Henry Flagler's mainland: Brightline at the door, Intracoastal across the street.
Weston
Gated lakes, all-A schools and arepas at the Everglades' edge.
Wilton Manors
Two square miles, two river forks, one mile-long main street.
Wynwood
A warehouse district rewritten by murals, galleries, and open-air bars.