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Kendall, FL Apartments for Rent with Parking
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Kendall is an upscale suburb of Miami, Florida, located in southwest Miami-Dade County. The city is known for Dadeland Mall, one of the busiest malls in the country, with more than 185 retail stores and restaurants, including Florida's largest Macy's store. Near the mall, the Downtown Dadeland apartment complex offers rentals above shops and restaurants.
Kendall is just 8 miles from the campus and sports attractions of the University of Miami and the refined restaurants of Coral Gables; 5 miles from the excitement of Miami Beach; 9 miles from the arts scene of Coconut Grove; and 15 miles from downtown Miami and the trendy shopping and nightlife of South Beach.
Kendall commuters use several transit corridors to commute to the Miami metro area. The MetroRail easily connects commuters to downtown Miami and the Brickell Financial District. The Kendall Cruiser bus lines, which run every 12 minutes during weekday rush hours, offer limited-stop express trips to downtown Miami and Coral Gables. The Miami International Airport is just 15 minutes away, as is the Miami Executive Airport (Kendall-Tamiami Airport), which is used for corporate flights.
Renting in Kendall, FL
Prices of apartments for rent in Kendall are typically lower than average for Miami-Dade County, so competition can be high.
Kendall Attractions
Kendall Village Farmers Market: More than 40 local purveyors of fresh and organic fruits and vegetables, artisan goods, and more make up this market.
Zoo Miami: The largest and oldest zoological garden in Florida, and the only tropical zoo in the continental U.S. with entirely cage-free exhibits, Miami Zoo is popular with locals and tourists alike.
Gold Coast Rail Museum: More than 40 passenger car, freight car, locomotive and model trains are on exhibit here.
Everglades National Park: About 30 miles from Kendall and known worldwide, the largest subtropical wilderness in the U.S. offers 1.5 million acres of preserved landscape.