Is Virginia Gardens part of Miami Springs?

No. Virginia Gardens is its own village, with its own village hall and its own taxes and permits, although it shares the 33166 ZIP code and the public schools with Miami Springs, which is why the two are often confused. Check the municipality on the property tax record before you compare prices or rules, because the permit office and the codes are the village's, not the city's next door.

How often do homes come up for sale in Virginia Gardens?

Rarely. The village is small, and only a handful of houses are on the market at any time, so a buyer set on Virginia Gardens may wait for the right one. Set up a listing alert for the village, and look at Miami Springs at the same time, since its houses are similar in age and style and sit a few blocks away. When a well priced house appears here, the buyers who have been waiting tend to see it quickly.

How much does a home in Virginia Gardens cost?

Prices move with the house rather than the street: a two bedroom house that needs work sits at the lower end, a renovated three bedroom house in the middle, and a larger four bedroom house on an oversized lot at the top. For current figures, use the market table on this page, which the MLS refreshes daily with median asking and sold prices, and compare them with Miami Springs, where the houses are similar.

Which schools serve Virginia Gardens homes?

Recent listings in Virginia Gardens name Miami Springs Elementary, Miami Springs Middle and Miami Springs Senior High, the same public schools that serve much of neighboring Miami Springs. Assignments follow the address and can change from year to year, so confirm the school for the specific house with Miami-Dade County Public Schools before you rely on it.

What is my Virginia Gardens home worth?

A free valuation from us starts with the closed sales that truly match your house: the same era and lot size, the same bedrooms and condition, and in law quarters counted only as far as the permits support them. Because the village has few sales in any season, we add matched sales from Miami Springs where the houses compare. 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.

Do you already have buyers looking for homes in Virginia 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.

Virginia Gardens Real Estate & Homes for Sale

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

Virginia Gardens is a small village at the southwest corner of Miami Springs, across NW 36th Street from Miami International Airport: a few quiet streets of single story block houses from the early fifties, with offices and airport businesses along its southern edge.

Virginia Gardens Market at a Glance

Updated October 30, 2026 from BeachesMLS.

Newest Virginia Gardens Homes for Sale

The 5 newest homes, condos and townhomes on the market in Virginia Gardens, straight from BeachesMLS. The 5 listings on this page run from $599,000 to $799,000, with a median of $690,000, about $523 per square foot, and they have been listed a median of 83 days.

The community with the most listings here is Rev Green Haven (4), 4 of the 5; the others are spread across 1 more community.
All of them are single-family homes.
Bedrooms run from 2 to 4, a median of 3; they were built between 1951 and 1955, a median of 1951.

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	Single-family homes	Condos & townhomes
Active listings	5	0
Median list price	$690,000	—
Median list price per sq ft	$523/sq ft	—
Average days on market	101 days	—
Sold in the last 90 days	2	0
Median sold price (90 days)	$617,500	—
Sale price as % of list price	90.8%	—
Months of inventory	7.5 months	—
Median sold price vs. a year ago	—	—

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 Virginia Gardens

The Village of Virginia Gardens is a very small municipality: a strip of residential streets about a mile from east to west and only a few blocks from north to south, with Miami Springs wrapped around its north and east sides and NW 36th Street and Miami International Airport along the south. It has its own village hall a few blocks from the houses, and its children attend the Miami Springs public schools, which recent listings name as Miami Springs Elementary, Miami Springs Middle and Miami Springs Senior High. The Palmetto Expressway is a few minutes west, Doral is just beyond it, and the shops, library and golf course of Miami Springs are a short drive or bike ride north. Metrorail and Tri-Rail stop at the Miami Intermodal Center by the airport. The village is quiet in the way a street of single story houses is quiet, with one clear exception: the airport is across the road, so aircraft are part of every day here.

Living Beside the Airport and NW 36th Street

Virginia Gardens is as close to Miami International Airport as a residential street in Miami-Dade gets, which is both its convenience and its tradeoff. People who work at or around the airport can be at the terminal or a cargo building in minutes, and the drive to Doral, downtown Miami or the Palmetto Expressway is short. The same closeness brings aircraft overhead and the traffic of NW 36th Street, a commercial corridor of offices and airport businesses at the south edge of the village, where an office building and a commercial site near the airport are on the market as well. How much a house hears depends on its street and the runway in use, so visit at different hours of the day and on a weekday before you offer, and ask the seller about impact windows, which several listings here already have and which help with sound as well as storms. Confirm the flood zone for the lot and what the zoning allows on the commercial parcels nearest the house.

Early Fifties Block Houses

Nearly every house in Virginia Gardens is a single story concrete block home built in the early fifties, in the Green Haven plats and their additions, with a few from later in the decade in Virginia Gardens Estates and the occasional house from around 1980. Most hold two to four bedrooms on lots of about six thousand square feet, and some sit on lots of nine thousand or more with room for a larger yard, a sunroom or an addition. Recent listings describe renovated kitchens and baths, impact windows, new roofs, carports, fenced yards and mature fruit trees, and a few houses carry in law quarters or have been enlarged over the years. There are no condominiums or townhomes on the market here and no associations. An older house rewards a careful look: ask for the age of the roof, the electrical panel and the plumbing, compare the bedrooms in the listing with the county property record, and read the permit history of every addition.

Neighborhoods

Virginia Gardens is too small for neighborhood pages, but its streets are not all alike. Most of the houses on the market sit in the Green Haven plats, the original subdivisions of the early fifties, on lots of about six thousand square feet with a few larger ones. Virginia Gardens Estates holds houses from later in the fifties, several enlarged to four bedrooms, and Virginia Gardens Terrace includes houses from around 1980 with circular driveways and larger floor plans. The south edge along NW 36th Street is commercial, with offices and sites that serve the airport. Because the whole village is a few blocks deep, every street is close to the airport and to Miami Springs, so buyers compare houses by lot, condition and how much road and aircraft noise a street carries rather than by area. The single family, price reduced and remodeled pages below show what is listed today.

Selling a Home in Virginia Gardens

Your Virginia 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 buyer may already be searching for a house like yours. BreakThru Realty works with hundreds of prequalified buyers searching for properties, and before you list, a broker checks your Virginia Gardens house against the requirements those buyers have given us, from the bedrooms and the budget to a yard, a carport or in law quarters, 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 before you sign a listing agreement. 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 closed sales that match your house: the same era and lot size, the same condition, and sales in Miami Springs where the village has too few of its own in a given season. Throughout, the strategy follows your objectives: the price you need, the date you want to move and what you keep after closing. Request Your Property Valuation for a first figure from matched sales, 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 Virginia Gardens

Investment in Virginia Gardens is a short list. Houses here lease by the year to tenants who want a quiet street minutes from the airport, and a house with permitted in law quarters or the occasional duplex adds a second rent; a renovation can work where an older house sells below the renovated ones on the same street and the permits allow the plan. One listing here offers a house either as is or finished by the seller, which shows how the two prices can sit apart. Few houses come to market in any year, so the resale depends on a small number of closings, and we read the Miami Springs sales alongside them. Along NW 36th Street, office space and commercial land near the airport are a separate, commercial question. Get Your Investment Property Analysis and we model the rent from current leases nearby and the resale from matched closed sales before you offer.

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Virginia Gardens Luxury Homes With Price Reductions

Every home and condo in Virginia Gardens from $1 million whose asking price is below its original list price, with the previous price, the cut and the date it changed, and price drop alerts for Virginia Gardens.

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Virginia Gardens Real Estate FAQ

Where is Virginia Gardens, Florida?: Virginia Gardens is a small village in Miami-Dade County at the southwest corner of Miami Springs, with Miami Springs on its north and east sides and NW 36th Street and Miami International Airport along its south edge. The Palmetto Expressway and Doral are a few minutes west, and downtown Miami is about twenty minutes away by car outside rush hour.
Is Virginia Gardens part of Miami Springs?: No. Virginia Gardens is its own village, with its own village hall and its own taxes and permits, although it shares the 33166 ZIP code and the public schools with Miami Springs, which is why the two are often confused. Check the municipality on the property tax record before you compare prices or rules, because the permit office and the codes are the village's, not the city's next door.
How often do homes come up for sale in Virginia Gardens?: Rarely. The village is small, and only a handful of houses are on the market at any time, so a buyer set on Virginia Gardens may wait for the right one. Set up a listing alert for the village, and look at Miami Springs at the same time, since its houses are similar in age and style and sit a few blocks away. When a well priced house appears here, the buyers who have been waiting tend to see it quickly.
How much does a home in Virginia Gardens cost?: Prices move with the house rather than the street: a two bedroom house that needs work sits at the lower end, a renovated three bedroom house in the middle, and a larger four bedroom house on an oversized lot at the top. For current figures, use the market table on this page, which the MLS refreshes daily with median asking and sold prices, and compare them with Miami Springs, where the houses are similar.
Which schools serve Virginia Gardens homes?: Recent listings in Virginia Gardens name Miami Springs Elementary, Miami Springs Middle and Miami Springs Senior High, the same public schools that serve much of neighboring Miami Springs. Assignments follow the address and can change from year to year, so confirm the school for the specific house with Miami-Dade County Public Schools before you rely on it.
What is my Virginia Gardens home worth?: A free valuation from us starts with the closed sales that truly match your house: the same era and lot size, the same bedrooms and condition, and in law quarters counted only as far as the permits support them. Because the village has few sales in any season, we add matched sales from Miami Springs where the houses compare. 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.
Do you already have buyers looking for homes in Virginia 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.