Miami, FL

Neighborhoods in Miami

• Allapattah
• Coral Way
• Downtown
• Flagami
• Islands
• Little Haiti
• Little Havana
• Model City
• North Coconut Grove
• Overtown
• South Coconut Grove
• Upper Eastside
• West Flagler
• Wynwood

Nearby Cities

• Miami Beach
• Coral Gables
• North Bay Village
• Key Biscayne
• Brownsville

Miami is a 55.27 sq mi city in southeastern Florida's Miami-Dade County. While Miami ranks in as the 43rd most-populated city in the United States, it is one of the more densely populated cities with 10,160.90 people per square mile. Further, the Miami metropolitan area is said to have over 5.4 million people which places it above all other metro areas in the southeastern United States.

Living in Miami

Miami is renowned for its vibrant culture, nightlife, and international feel. Due to its proximity to Latin America, its important ports, and the large Hispanic population, Miami is sometimes called "The Gateway to the Americas."

Add the excitement of living in the city to the warm, tropical climate and Miami becomes a very desirable city for many people!

There are a great deal of rental and for-sale houses in Miami throughout the various unique neighborhoods. Whether you are looking to rent an apartment Downtown, Little Havana, Coconut Grove or any other of Miami's unique neighborhoods, make sure to check out all the listings HotPads has to offer!

Professional Sports Teams in Miami

Major League Baseball-- Florida Marlins (Dolphins Stadium)

National Basketball Association-- Miami Heat (American Airlines Arena)

National Football League-- Miami Dolphins (Dolphins Stadium)

National Hockey League-- Florida Panthers (BankAtlantic Center)

Interesting Fact about Miami, FL

Like to go sledding? You might want to look elsewhere, for there's only been 1 recorded instance of snow in Miami and it was on January 20th, 1977!