The Neighbourhood: Aventura

Aventura sits on the northern edge of Miami-Dade County near coastal neighborhoods. Oleta River State Park offers trails, kayaking, and large mangrove areas for outdoor recreation. Haulover Park attracts people with a public beach, fishing areas, and a marina. Greynolds Park preserves older oak and hammock areas with walking paths and picnic spots. Jungle Island and Gulfstream Park provide regional entertainment options within a short drive. Xtreme Action Park supplies indoor family fun and arcade attractions nearby. Restaurants like The Cheesecake Factory and local cafes serve a wide range of cuisines. Bars and lounges such as Blue Martini draw evening crowds for music and drinks. AMC theaters show mainstream films and host events inside the large mall complex. Miami-Dade Transit buses and Tri-Rail trains connect the area to Miami and Broward County. Shops and services line the retail corridors and serve daily needs of local residents. High-rise condominiums and rental buildings shape much of the skyline and street life. Parks and plazas host farmers markets and occasional community programs for families. Data shows that most residents fall in the 50 to 54 age group and that one-person households make up the largest share.

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Neighbourhood Description

Aventura sits on the northern edge of Miami-Dade County near coastal neighborhoods. Oleta River State Park offers trails, kayaking, and large mangrove areas for outdoor recreation. Haulover Park attracts people with a public beach, fishing areas, and a marina. Greynolds Park preserves older oak and hammock areas with walking paths and picnic spots. Jungle Island and Gulfstream Park provide regional entertainment options within a short drive. Xtreme Action Park supplies indoor family fun and arcade attractions nearby. Restaurants like The Cheesecake Factory and local cafes serve a wide range of cuisines. Bars and lounges such as Blue Martini draw evening crowds for music and drinks. AMC theaters show mainstream films and host events inside the large mall complex. Miami-Dade Transit buses and Tri-Rail trains connect the area to Miami and Broward County. Shops and services line the retail corridors and serve daily needs of local residents. High-rise condominiums and rental buildings shape much of the skyline and street life. Parks and plazas host farmers markets and occasional community programs for families. Data shows that most residents fall in the 50 to 54 age group and that one-person households make up the largest share.