Medley Real Estate & Homes for Sale

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

Medley is a mostly industrial town in northwest Miami-Dade County, north of Doral and northwest of Miami Springs: warehouses, distribution yards and industrial land, with a small number of houses, a few of them on the Miami Canal, that come up for sale only now and then.

Medley Market at a Glance

Atualizado em outubro de 30, 2026, com dados da BeachesMLS.

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CasasApartamentos e sobrados geminados
Anúncios ativos20
Preço mediano de anúncio$505,000—
Preço mediano de anúncio por pé²$359/pé²—
Média de dias no mercado52 dias—
Vendidos nos últimos 90 dias00
Preço mediano de venda (90 dias)——
Preço de venda como % do preço de anúncio——
Meses de estoque——
Preço mediano de venda em comparação com um ano atrás——

Fonte: BeachesMLS. Anúncios ativos em outubro de 30, 2026; os dados de vendas abrangem fechamentos nos últimos 90 dias, comparados com os mesmos 90 dias do ano anterior. Não é uma avaliação. Como estes dados são calculados.

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Living in Medley

The Town of Medley sits in northwest Miami-Dade County, with Doral to the south, Miami Springs and Virginia Gardens to the southeast, and Okeechobee Road and the Miami Canal along its northeast side, with Hialeah Gardens and Hialeah beyond. It stretches west toward Florida's Turnpike, and the Palmetto Expressway runs close to its east end, so trucks reach the airport and the Turnpike quickly; that access is the reason the town looks the way it does. Most of Medley is warehouses, distribution centers, trucking and equipment yards and outdoor storage, and only a small share of its land is residential. People who live here are close to work at the airport and in the industrial districts of Doral and Hialeah, and a short drive from the shops of Miami Springs. The honest summary for a home buyer is that Medley is a place to work first and a place to live second, and the houses that exist sit among industrial neighbors.

An Industrial Town

Almost everything filed in the MLS under Medley is commercial: warehouses and flex buildings, industrial land, truck parking and outdoor storage sites, and space for lease. Listings for land here describe heavy industrial zoning, fenced lots and quick access to the Palmetto Expressway and Florida's Turnpike by way of NW 74th Street, and they are marketed to investors, developers and owners who need a yard. For anyone thinking about a house, that context matters more than any feature of the house itself. Truck traffic, loading noise, dust and lights can come with the address, and the parcel next door may be zoned for uses that change over time. Before you offer on a house in Medley, look at the zoning of every parcel around it, drive the route at the hours you would use it, and ask the town what has been approved nearby. If what you own here is industrial or commercial, the same broker check applies: Review Buyer Interest in My Commercial Property and the commercial team reviews it.

The Houses That Come Up

Houses in Medley come to market rarely, often one at a time with long gaps between them, and months can pass without a single residential sale. A recent listing shows what to expect: a single story home from the seventies on the Miami Canal, offered with a tenant in place, close to Okeechobee Road and the airport. A house on the canal brings a water view and a flood zone to confirm, and the canal is a drainage and flood control waterway, so ask what a dock or a boat would require before you count on either. Because sales are so few, a fair price is set from matched sales in Miami Springs, Hialeah Gardens and Hialeah as well as Medley, adjusted for the industrial setting. Read the lease of any tenant in place, the permits for every addition, and the age of the roof, the plumbing and the electrical before you offer.

Bairros

Medley has no neighborhood pages, because so little of it is residential, but the town has distinct parts. The east end, where the Miami Canal meets the northwest corner of Miami Springs, is where the house on the market sits, on the water and close to Okeechobee Road. The industrial grid along NW 74th Street and the blocks near the Palmetto Expressway hold warehouses, yards and land zoned for heavy industry. The northern and western reaches run toward Hialeah Gardens and Florida's Turnpike, with more industrial land and storage sites. School assignments differ across these parts: the house on the canal lists the Miami Springs schools, while parcels farther west list schools in Doral and Hialeah Gardens. The single family, waterfront and price reduced pages below carry whatever house is listed today.

Selling a Home in Medley

Your Medley 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 buyer may already be searching for a house like yours, even in a town where so few houses sell. BreakThru Realty works with hundreds of prequalified buyers searching for properties, and before you list, a broker checks your Medley house against the requirements those buyers have given us, from a short drive to the airport and the budget to a house with rental income in place, and reaches out to the buyers it fits. Your home may be the one a buyer is waiting to find, so See If We Already Have Your Buyer first. If no buyer on file fits, the plan reaches the rest of the market through the MLS listing that cooperating agents across Miami-Dade search, priced from matched sales in Medley and the towns around it and honest about the industrial setting, so the right buyers come prepared. Throughout, the strategy follows your objectives: the price you need, the timing and whether a tenant stays. Request Your Property Valuation for a first figure, ask for a full comparative market analysis when you are ready to list, or ask for a cash offer if a quick sale as is matters more than price.

Investing in Medley

For residential investors, Medley offers very little to buy, and what does come up is usually a house sold with a tenant in place. That can suit a buyer who wants income from day one near the airport, provided the lease, the rent history and the condition of the house hold up, and provided the price reflects how few comparable sales exist to prove the resale. Ask for the lease, the deposit held and any repair history, and price the insurance early, since a house on the canal sits in a flood zone to confirm. The larger investment market here is industrial: land and buildings for logistics, storage and trucking, which is a commercial underwriting question rather than a residential one. Get Your Investment Property Analysis for a house, and we model the rent from leases nearby and the resale from matched closed sales before you offer.

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Medley Real Estate FAQ

Where is Medley, Florida?
Medley is a town in northwest Miami-Dade County, north of Doral and northwest of Miami Springs and Virginia Gardens, with Okeechobee Road and the Miami Canal along its northeast side and Hialeah Gardens and Hialeah beyond them. It reaches west toward Florida's Turnpike, and the Palmetto Expressway and Miami International Airport are a few minutes from its east end.
Are there homes for sale in Medley?
Occasionally, but very few. Medley is mostly industrial, and nearly everything the MLS files under the town is warehouses, industrial land or commercial space. A house for sale here is an occasional event, and some months there is none. Set up a listing alert for Medley, and look at Miami Springs, Hialeah Gardens and Virginia Gardens at the same time, where houses come to market more often.
What should I check before buying a house in Medley?
Start with the neighbors. Look up the zoning of every parcel around the house and ask the town what has been approved nearby, then drive the street at the hours you would use it to judge truck traffic and noise. Confirm the flood zone, especially on the Miami Canal, read the lease of any tenant in place and the permits for every addition, and confirm the school assignment for the exact address, because it differs across the town.
Which schools serve Medley homes?
It depends on where in Medley the address sits. The house on the Miami Canal at the east end lists Springview Elementary, Miami Springs Middle and Miami Springs Senior High, while listings farther west name Dr. Rolando Espinosa K-8, Ruben Dario Middle and Ronald W. Reagan/Doral or Hialeah Gardens Senior High. Confirm the assignment for the specific address with Miami-Dade County Public Schools before you rely on it.
How much does a home in Medley cost?
There are too few sales in Medley to speak of a typical price, so each house is priced on its own facts: its size and condition, its lot, any water frontage, any tenant in place and the industrial uses around it. The market table on this page shows the current figures the MLS reports for the town, and matched sales from Miami Springs, Hialeah Gardens and Hialeah fill in where Medley has none.
What is my Medley home worth?
A free valuation from us starts with the few closed sales that match your house and, because Medley has so few, with matched sales from the neighboring towns, adjusted for the industrial setting, the canal frontage if you have it and any lease in place. When you are deciding whether to list, ask for a full comparative market analysis; if speed matters more than price, ask for a cash offer for a quick sale as is.
Do you already have buyers looking for homes in Medley?
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.

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