Where is Miami Gardens, Florida?

Miami Gardens is a city in north central Miami-Dade County, about fifteen miles north of downtown Miami, with the Broward County line along its north edge, Miami Lakes to the west and Opa-locka to the south. Florida's Turnpike, Interstate 95 and the Palmetto Expressway serve it, and Hard Rock Stadium is inside the city. Some older listings and mailing addresses still say Miami or Opa-locka, so check the tax record to confirm the municipality before you compare prices, taxes or permits.

How much does a home in Miami Gardens cost?

Prices in Miami Gardens follow the condition of the house more than the neighborhood, so the live market table on this page is the place to start. Original fifties houses sold as is sit at the low end, renovated three and four bedroom houses with new roofs and impact windows and the newer townhomes of Vista Lago and Walden fill the middle, and larger renovated houses, pool homes and the gated houses of Monterrey and Coconut Cay sit above them. The table shows median list and sold prices for houses and condos, refreshed daily from the MLS, and the price reduced and new listings pages show what is moving.

What is it like to live near Hard Rock Stadium?

It is quiet most of the year and busy on event days. Football games, the Orange Bowl, concerts, the Miami Open and the Formula 1 race weekend bring heavy traffic to NW 199th Street, NW 27th Avenue and the Turnpike exits, and the streets closest to the stadium, such as Leslie Estates and Liberty Homes Estates, feel it most. Check the event calendar against your commute, ask neighbors how the block handles parking on game days, and confirm the city's rules on event parking and short stays before you plan on renting during events.

Can I buy a Miami Gardens house with an in law suite or a second unit?

Yes, many listings here describe one, but only a permitted unit can be counted on. Fifties houses across Carol City, Norwood, Scott Lake Manor and Starlight have been enlarged over the years with efficiencies, converted garages and suites with their own entrances, and several listings say the house is larger than the public record. Before you offer, compare the floor plan with the permits on file, confirm the zoning allows a second unit to be rented on its own, and remember that a lender and an appraiser value what is permitted, not what is built.

Are there gated communities or associations in Miami Gardens?

Yes, but they are the exception, because most streets in the city have no association at all. Monterrey, Coconut Cay, Vista Lago and Majorca Isles are gated, some Andover streets sit behind a gate without a monthly fee, and Walden, Lakes of Acadia and parts of Leslie Estates carry association fees of their own. Each association sets its own budget, rules on rentals, pets, parking and exterior changes, and approval process, so read the documents and confirm the fee and any assessment before you offer.

What is my Miami Gardens home worth?

Your home is worth what buyers pay for houses that truly match it, so we start from closed sales on your street and in your neighborhood rather than a citywide median, adjusted for the roof, the windows, the renovation, the lot, a pool and the permitted bedroom count. Request Your Property Valuation for that first number, ask for a full comparative market analysis when you are ready to list, and ask about a cash offer if a fast sale as is suits you better. You can also see if we already have your buyer before you list.

Do you already have buyers looking for homes in Miami Gardens?

BreakThru Realty works with hundreds of prequalified buyers searching for properties. We keep each buyer's requirements on file: the neighborhoods, the price range, the property type and the features they are waiting for. Whether one of them fits your home is something a licensed broker checks for your property specifically, before the call. Your home may be the one a buyer is waiting to find; we confirm it before we call it a match, and a potential match is a conversation, not an offer.

Miami Gardens Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Your next move in Miami Gardens deserves a better strategy: buy, sell or invest with the numbers in front of you.

Miami Gardens is a city of single family houses in north central Miami-Dade County, home to Hard Rock Stadium: fifties ranch homes in Carol City, Bunche Park and Norwood, gated communities and new townhomes at the north end, and two universities in the southwest.

Miami Gardens Market at a Glance

Updated October 30, 2026 from BeachesMLS.

Newest Miami Gardens Homes for Sale

The 30 newest homes, condos and townhomes on the market in Miami Gardens, straight from BeachesMLS. The 30 listings on this page run from $399,900 to $1,150,000, with a median of $543,750, about $384 per square foot, and they have been listed a median of 7 days.

The communities with the most listings here are Bunche Park (2), Carol City 1 St Addn (2), Lakes of Acadia (2) and Scott Lake Manor (2), 8 of the 30; the others are spread across 22 more communities.
By type: 28 single-family homes and 2 townhomes and villas.
Bedrooms run from 3 to 6, a median of 4; they were built between 1950 and 2023, a median of 1962, and 2 in the last ten years.
4 of the 30 have a pool, and 2 are on the water.
They sit in 5 ZIP codes: 33054, 33055, 33056, 33169 and 33179.

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	Single-family homes	Condos & townhomes
Active listings	234	93
Median list price	$554,500	$289,000
Median list price per sq ft	$380/sq ft	$252/sq ft
Average days on market	89 days	130 days
Sold in the last 90 days	140	20
Median sold price (90 days)	$524,500	$310,000
Sale price as % of list price	99.8%	97.9%
Months of inventory	5 months	14 months
Median sold price vs. a year ago	+2.8%	-3.9%

Source: BeachesMLS. Active listings as of October 30, 2026; sold figures cover closings in the last 90 days, compared with the same 90 days one year earlier. Not an appraisal. How these figures are calculated.

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Living in Miami Gardens

Miami Gardens became a city in 2003, joining Carol City, Andover, Bunche Park, Lake Lucerne, Norland, Scott Lake and the neighborhoods around them in north central Miami-Dade County, and it now runs its own police department, parks and permits. The Broward County line runs along its north edge at County Line Road, Miami Lakes lies to the west and Opa-locka to the south, and Florida's Turnpike, Interstate 95, the Palmetto Expressway and State Road 7 serve it, so downtown Miami, Fort Lauderdale and both international airports are each within about half an hour in ordinary traffic. Hard Rock Stadium, home of the Miami Dolphins and University of Miami football, brings the Orange Bowl, the Miami Open tennis tournament, the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix and the Jazz in the Gardens festival to the city, with Calder Casino beside it. St. Thomas University and Florida Memorial University are in the southwest. Recent listings name Miami Carol City and Miami Norland senior high schools among others; assignments change, so confirm the school for the exact address.

Houses, Townhomes and Gated Communities

Most of Miami Gardens is single family houses, and most of those are concrete block ranch homes built from the late forties to the early seventies on lots that often run 7,500 square feet or more, on streets with no homeowners association. That age decides what a buyer checks: the roof and its permit, impact windows or shutters, the electrical panel, the plumbing, whether the house is on septic or a sewer line, and whether the extra bedrooms, the converted garage or the efficiency with its own door were permitted, since several listings say the house is larger than the public record. Newer choices sit mainly at the north end and in the west: gated Monterrey from 1989 to 1997, Lakes of Acadia from the late seventies, Coconut Cay from 2005 to 2011, the Majorca Isles townhome condominiums from 2006 to 2008, and the townhome communities of Walden from 2016 and Vista Lago from 2022, each with an association fee, a budget and leasing rules to read before an offer. A handful of houses back onto freshwater canals and lakes; their listings record no ocean access.

Event Days near Hard Rock Stadium

Living near Hard Rock Stadium means planning around its calendar. Dolphins and Hurricanes games, the Orange Bowl, concerts, the Miami Open each spring and the Formula 1 race weekend fill NW 199th Street, NW 27th Avenue and the Turnpike exits for hours, and the streets of Leslie Estates, Liberty Homes Estates, Riverdale Estates and the north end feel it most. For a buyer, the question is how a particular street handles those days: the route out to work, parking on the block, and noise from the stadium and the racetrack. For an investor, the events raise a second question, which is what the city allows for short stays and event parking, so confirm the current rules with the City of Miami Gardens before you count on that income. Check the event calendar against your commute before you choose a street.

Neighborhoods

Buyers in Miami Gardens search by neighborhood, because the city was built in pieces over half a century. In the south, Bunche Park, Rainbow Park, Golden Highlands, Myrtle Grove and Venetian Gardens hold the oldest houses, from the late forties and fifties, near NW 27th Avenue and the two universities. Carol City covers the large postwar plats of the west, with Lakes of Acadia and gated Monterrey beside it. On the east side, Norwood, Scott Lake Manor, Berkeley Manor and Sierra Mirada hold fifties and sixties houses, and Andover sits in the northeast corner. Around Hard Rock Stadium and the north end, Leslie Estates, Liberty Homes Estates, Riverdale Estates, Lake Lucerne, Starlight, Vista Verde and Rolling Oaks mix older houses with newer sections, while Vista Lago, Walden, Majorca Isles and Coconut Cay are the newer gated and townhome communities. Each has its own page with live listings and recent sales.

Selling a Home in Miami Gardens

Your Miami Gardens buyer may already be looking. BreakThru Realty works with hundreds of prequalified buyers searching for properties. Each one tells us the areas, the price range, the property type and the features they want, and we keep that on file. Before you list, a broker checks your home against those requests and prices it from recent MLS sales near it, and if no buyer on file fits, the plan reaches the rest of the market. Your Miami Gardens buyer may already be looking. BreakThru Realty works with hundreds of prequalified buyers searching for properties, and before you list, a broker checks your home against what the buyers already working with us have asked for: the neighborhood, the bedrooms, a pool, a garage, room for a boat or a second suite with its own entrance, and the budget. When your home fits a buyer's requirements, the broker reaches out to that buyer, because your house may be the one a buyer is waiting to find. If no buyer on file fits, the plan that reaches the rest of the market starts with the MLS listing that reaches cooperating agents, priced from the closed sales that match your street, your lot, your updates and your permitted bedroom count, since a renovated house and an original on the same block now sell far apart. Then the strategy follows your objectives: when you need to move, the price you need to reach and where you are going next. Request Your Property Valuation for a first number from matched sales, ask for a full comparative market analysis when you are ready to list, or ask about a cash offer if you need a fast sale as is.

Investing in Miami Gardens

Investors in Miami Gardens usually buy one of three things. The first is a single family house to lease by the year, the most common rental here, where the numbers turn on the rent for the bedroom count, the insurance, the property taxes, which reset after a sale, and the roof and systems you will replace. The second is a house with a second living unit, an efficiency or an in law suite with its own entrance, or one of the few duplexes and triplexes, and here the permits and the zoning decide whether the extra rent is legal, because many conversions were never permitted. The third is a renovation: an original fifties house bought as is, updated with impact windows, a new roof and new systems, and resold or kept. Gated communities and townhome associations add their own leasing rules and tenant approval. Get Your Investment Property Analysis and we model the rent from current Miami Gardens leases and the resale from matched closed sales before you offer.

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Miami Gardens Real Estate FAQ

Where is Miami Gardens, Florida?: Miami Gardens is a city in north central Miami-Dade County, about fifteen miles north of downtown Miami, with the Broward County line along its north edge, Miami Lakes to the west and Opa-locka to the south. Florida's Turnpike, Interstate 95 and the Palmetto Expressway serve it, and Hard Rock Stadium is inside the city. Some older listings and mailing addresses still say Miami or Opa-locka, so check the tax record to confirm the municipality before you compare prices, taxes or permits.
How much does a home in Miami Gardens cost?: Prices in Miami Gardens follow the condition of the house more than the neighborhood, so the live market table on this page is the place to start. Original fifties houses sold as is sit at the low end, renovated three and four bedroom houses with new roofs and impact windows and the newer townhomes of Vista Lago and Walden fill the middle, and larger renovated houses, pool homes and the gated houses of Monterrey and Coconut Cay sit above them. The table shows median list and sold prices for houses and condos, refreshed daily from the MLS, and the price reduced and new listings pages show what is moving.
What is it like to live near Hard Rock Stadium?: It is quiet most of the year and busy on event days. Football games, the Orange Bowl, concerts, the Miami Open and the Formula 1 race weekend bring heavy traffic to NW 199th Street, NW 27th Avenue and the Turnpike exits, and the streets closest to the stadium, such as Leslie Estates and Liberty Homes Estates, feel it most. Check the event calendar against your commute, ask neighbors how the block handles parking on game days, and confirm the city's rules on event parking and short stays before you plan on renting during events.
Can I buy a Miami Gardens house with an in law suite or a second unit?: Yes, many listings here describe one, but only a permitted unit can be counted on. Fifties houses across Carol City, Norwood, Scott Lake Manor and Starlight have been enlarged over the years with efficiencies, converted garages and suites with their own entrances, and several listings say the house is larger than the public record. Before you offer, compare the floor plan with the permits on file, confirm the zoning allows a second unit to be rented on its own, and remember that a lender and an appraiser value what is permitted, not what is built.
Are there gated communities or associations in Miami Gardens?: Yes, but they are the exception, because most streets in the city have no association at all. Monterrey, Coconut Cay, Vista Lago and Majorca Isles are gated, some Andover streets sit behind a gate without a monthly fee, and Walden, Lakes of Acadia and parts of Leslie Estates carry association fees of their own. Each association sets its own budget, rules on rentals, pets, parking and exterior changes, and approval process, so read the documents and confirm the fee and any assessment before you offer.
What is my Miami Gardens home worth?: Your home is worth what buyers pay for houses that truly match it, so we start from closed sales on your street and in your neighborhood rather than a citywide median, adjusted for the roof, the windows, the renovation, the lot, a pool and the permitted bedroom count. Request Your Property Valuation for that first number, ask for a full comparative market analysis when you are ready to list, and ask about a cash offer if a fast sale as is suits you better. You can also see if we already have your buyer before you list.
Do you already have buyers looking for homes in Miami Gardens?: BreakThru Realty works with hundreds of prequalified buyers searching for properties. We keep each buyer's requirements on file: the neighborhoods, the price range, the property type and the features they are waiting for. Whether one of them fits your home is something a licensed broker checks for your property specifically, before the call. Your home may be the one a buyer is waiting to find; we confirm it before we call it a match, and a potential match is a conversation, not an offer.