- 3 beds
- 2 baths
- 1,772 sqft

Florida real estate
Miami-Dade County homes for sale in Florida
Compare Miami-Dade County homes for sale across urban, coastal and spacious residential settings, with ownership details that matter to you.
Miami-Dade County homes for sale
61 listingsBrowse Miami-Dade County homes by price
Available-feed asking-price bands. Each band changes the price range and retains the county, bedroom and property-type filters.
Understanding the inventory snapshot and nearby sales
We help you compare Miami-Dade County homes for sale for everyday living, a second home or property-specific investment use. The search spans the full county boundary, including municipalities and unincorporated communities. The asking-inventory snapshot reflects only properties in our available feed, not complete MLS coverage or countywide market values. Its median asking price describes that selection, not completed transactions or a countywide price trend. Nearby sales are completed sales within a radius of an anchor listing, not countywide sold data, and may not match your search filters. Use these different views as starting points for comparing individual properties rather than as interchangeable measures of the county market.
Nearby sold homes for comparison
1 property sold within half a mile in the last 12 months · median $440,000
9590 NW 33rd Avenue5 bed · 4 bath · 1,626 sqft
$440,000
Sold May 7, 2026
Miami-Dade County asking-inventory snapshot
Available-feed listings across the full county, all property types and prices. County context, not completed sales.
- For sale now
- 61
- Median asking price
- $550,000
Compare locations and property settings across the county
Miami-Dade County real estate spans very different settings. Start with how you want to live, then compare the details of individual homes.
| Aspect | Location | Setting | What to compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Urban high-rise living | Brickell | High-rise homes and offices south of the Miami River, with urban shopping and dining. | Compare each building's amenities and your actual walking routes to the places you use. |
| Coastal condominium living | Sunny Isles Beach | Beachfront residential condominium towers offer a coastal alternative to an urban-center address. | Confirm beach access arrangements, parking, shared amenities and the obligations attached to each building. |
| Established civic surroundings | Coral Gables | A historic and civic setting with established destinations including Miracle Mile and Venetian Pool. | Compare the home's setting and everyday routes to shops, recreation and other facilities you value. |
| Bayside surroundings | Coconut Grove | A bayside setting that contrasts with the county's inland residential areas and beachfront towers. | Distinguish a bayside neighborhood from actual frontage, a water view or documented boating access. |
| Space and grounds | Pinecrest | Landscaped residential grounds and an open-space character, with Pinecrest Gardens for recreation and culture. | Check the individual lot, usable outdoor space and grounds upkeep rather than assuming every home has acreage. |
| A choice of housing forms | Doral | Detached houses, townhouses and low-rise condominiums provide several residential forms to consider. | Compare private space, shared maintenance and association obligations across the property types on your shortlist. |
| South Dade surroundings | Homestead and Florida City | Southern-county locations within South Dade's agricultural landscape and national-park recreation setting. | Compare everyday journeys and recreation priorities, while checking intended land use for the specific parcel. |
Match the address to your everyday connections
Your daily routine can help distinguish otherwise appealing locations. Metrorail serves a corridor through Kendall, South Miami, Coral Gables and downtown Miami, with airport service and northern connections, but access varies by address. Check the actual journey from each home to the station, workplace and places you visit regularly rather than judging commute convenience by municipality alone. Confirm school assignments for the individual address and relevant school year. Consider how nearby shopping, parks and cultural facilities fit your routine, whether you plan to live here year-round or return for extended visits.
Look beyond a condominium's amenities
A condominium's shared spaces are only part of the ownership picture. A structural integrity reserve study addresses planning and funding for specified building components; it is different from a structural milestone inspection and local building recertification. Request the current studies, inspection findings and recertification record alongside the association budget, reserve funding plan, assessments and planned repairs. Read these together to understand the relationship between the building's condition and its financial obligations. Ask what remains outstanding, whether work has been approved, how it will be funded and what costs could fall to you. Building-specific records are more useful than a general assurance that a condominium is compliant.
Questions to bring to your property shortlist
Bring these questions to us when a property makes your shortlist, so the discussion moves from broad preferences to address-specific details.
Who governs the address, and who maintains what?
Establish the municipal or county jurisdiction, then separate public responsibilities from the association's maintenance duties and your own.
Water view, direct frontage, shared marina or an allocated slip?
Check dock approvals, vessel route, bridge clearance, water depth and seawall condition individually. Waterfront wording alone does not establish boating rights
What building work and assessments remain unresolved?
Ask which assessments are approved or under discussion, what inspection findings remain open and who must fund outstanding repair obligations.
What belongs in your ownership budget beyond the asking price?
Compare purchase-specific taxes, association charges, insurance quotes and upkeep. The seller's tax bill is not a reliable forecast of your future taxes.
Miami-Dade County property questions

Gaby Sadler
Property Specialist, Serhant
Talk Miami-Dade property choices with Gaby
I can help you compare Miami-Dade's urban, coastal and inland settings against your everyday plans. For the homes you shortlist, we can organize questions about building obligations, flood exposure, insurance and any waterfront rights.
Find a home that fits how you want to live
Browse homes for sale with your preferred setting, property type and budget in mind, then share your priorities and intended use with us. Whether you favor an urban condominium, a coastal address or more outdoor space, we can help turn those preferences into specific questions about the properties you are considering and their ownership responsibilities.
Explore more
More on Miami-Dade County
- 10-Bedroom Homes for Sale in Florida
- 11-Bedroom Homes for Sale in Florida
- 12-Bedroom Homes for Sale in Florida
- 13-Bedroom Homes for Sale in Florida
- 14-Bedroom Homes for Sale in Florida
- 15-Bedroom Homes for Sale in Florida
- 16-Bedroom Homes for Sale in Florida
- 2-Bedroom Condos for Sale in Florida
- 2-Bedroom Homes for Sale in Florida





















