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About Florida City

Florida City sits in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach metro area in FL. The area shares its name with the city and lies in the state of Florida. This district sits within the metro region for Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach and uses that metro designation. Location details list the city, metro area, and state as the main identifiers. Units with 1–3 bedrooms (one-bedroom None sq ft, two-bedroom None sq ft, three-plus None sq ft) fit a range of needs. This district contains the stated unit types and the location details without other amenities or sizes.

Florida City Market Summary

The condo mix runs from luxury high-rises to restored mid-rises, many with bay or ocean views, concierge, pools, and fitness centers.

Average Condo Sizes

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Pricing and Liquidity

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1 Bedroom Condos

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3+ Bedroom Condos

AVG PPSF-

AVG SOLD PRICE$423,999

AVG DAYS ON MARKET196 Days

This profile covers 3-bed condos in Florida City, part of the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach metro. The typical 3-bed condo lists near $424,000 and spends about 196 days on the market. Streets in the area mix residential blocks with small commercial corridors. Parks and public spaces are found through the neighborhood and provide green areas and paths. Retail strips and local services line the main corridors near condo clusters. Transit stops and regional links connect the neighborhood to the wider metro. Building types range from modest low-rises to condo developments, with varied 3-bed layouts.

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936 Nw 10th St

936 NW 10TH ST, FLORIDA CITY,FL

2 units available

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Schools

Public schools cover early and middle grades and include a school that spans kindergarten through eighth grade. Grades KG–8 are covered by Lincoln-Marti Schools International Campus. Grades KG–5 are covered by Somerset Academy Charter Elementary School (South Homestead) and Miami Community Charter School. Grades PK–5 are covered by Florida City Elementary School, Laura C. Saunders Elementary School, and West Homestead K-8 Center. These schools together cover grade ranges from prekindergarten or kindergarten through fifth or eighth grade.

Lincoln-Marti Schools International Campus

A+

Public|Grades KG–8

103 E Lucy St

Somerset Academy Charter Elementary School (South Homestead)

A-

Public|Grades KG–5

300 SE 1st Dr

Florida City Elementary School

C+

Public|Grades PK–5

364 NW 6th Ave

Miami Community Charter School

C-

Public|Grades KG–5

101 S Redland Rd

Laura C. Saunders Elementary School

D+

Public|Grades PK–5

505 SW 8th St

West Homestead K-8 Center

D+

Public|Grades PK–5

1550 SW 6th St

The Neighbourhood: Florida City

Florida City sits near the southern edge of Miami-Dade County and borders agricultural and natural lands. Everglades National Park offers trails and the Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center. Zoo Miami draws families with animal exhibits and open habitats for large mammals and birds. Homestead-Miami Speedway hosts races and large events that bring regional visitors. Robert Is Here serves fruit shakes and draws visitors to its farm market. Homestead Bayfront Park Marina offers shoreline access along Biscayne Bay. Biscayne National Park protects reefs and islands and supports boating and snorkeling trips. Miami-Dade Transit buses link this district to other parts of the county with regular routes. Tri-Rail and Metrorail connect people to central Miami. Flanigan's Seafood Bar & Grill operates as a bar and casual dining option in the wider county area. Small shops and markets support daily needs and farm stands sell local produce near residential blocks. Schools and community centers host events and provide basic services for families in this district. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 30 to 34 years old and households with 3 people make up the largest part of the local population.

Demographics

Average Resident age30 years old

Average household Income$28,819 /year

Average HouseHold Composition3 People

What to know about Florida City demographics:

Most common reported educational attainment: 'Did not graduate high school.' At the same time, 40.04 % of the population is identified as the educated portion of residents, indicating a meaningful share have completed secondary or higher education — useful context for assessing local schools, workforce skills, and community services.
Average age: 30 years — a relatively young population that typically supports demand for starter homes and rentals. The largest age cohort is 30 to 34, which favors housing options attractive to young professionals and growing households.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Florida City

What is it like to live in Florida City, Florida City, FL?

Florida City sits at the southern end of Miami-Dade County and serves as a gateway to Everglades National Park and Biscayne National Park, about 30 miles south of downtown Miami with access via US-1 and Florida’s Turnpike. The local economy centers on agriculture, retail, and tourism; housing and rents are generally more affordable than Miami-Dade County averages while median household income and poverty rates lag county levels. Road and bus connections link residents to Homestead and Miami, and the area has a subtropical climate with notable hurricane and flood risk due to its low elevation.

Is Florida City, Florida City, FL expensive?

Florida City is generally more affordable than much of the Miami metropolitan area, with median home values and rents typically below Miami-Dade County and Miami city averages. Local household incomes and employment wages are lower than county averages and poverty rates are higher, reflecting lower typical housing costs. For current median sale and rent figures consult recent MLS listings or U.S. Census/ACS and local government data (2024–2025).

What is the weather of Florida City, Florida City, FL?

Florida City, in southern Miami-Dade County, has a tropical monsoon (Am) climate with hot, humid summers and warm, drier winters. The wet season runs roughly May–October with frequent afternoon thunderstorms and most of the roughly 60 inches (≈1,500 mm) of annual rainfall; hurricane season is June–November. Summer highs are typically in the low 90s°F (≈32–34°C) with nights in the mid-to-high 70s°F (≈24–26°C), while winter days average the mid-70s°F (≈24°C) and nights the mid-50s–low-60s°F (≈13–17°C); freezes are rare.

How safe is Florida City, Florida City, FL?

Florida City reports crime rates that are generally higher than Florida and U.S. averages, with elevated property crime and notable incidents of violent crime. Public safety is provided by the Florida City Police Department, with mutual aid and regional coordination from Miami‑Dade County agencies. For up-to-date, detailed statistics and trends, consult the Florida Department of Law Enforcement or the FBI Crime Data Explorer.