The Neighbourhood: Goulds - West

Goulds - West sits in a residential part of Miami-Dade near suburban and rural areas. Zoo Miami offers a large outdoor animal park close to the area. Everglades National Park provides open wetlands and nature access to the west. Homestead Bayfront Park gives beach views and boat ramps near the coast. Versailles Restaurant serves Cuban meals nearby. Pollo Tropical and McDonald's offer quick food that people use. Ball & Chain offers live music and drinks in nearby areas. Miami-Dade Transit runs local bus service that connects this district to stations farther north. Metrobus lines link residents to shopping and schools. Small shops and grocery stores meet daily needs inside the area. Community gardens and pocket parks give outdoor space near homes. Local churches and community centers host events and meetings for neighbors. Schools and clinics provide basic services for families in the area. Road links and transit routes connect this district to Homestead and downtown Miami. City growth shapes business and housing patterns over time. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 30 to 34 years old and households with 4 people make up the largest part of the local population.

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Goulds - West sits in a residential part of Miami-Dade near suburban and rural areas. Zoo Miami offers a large outdoor animal park close to the area. Everglades National Park provides open wetlands and nature access to the west. Homestead Bayfront Park gives beach views and boat ramps near the coast. Versailles Restaurant serves Cuban meals nearby. Pollo Tropical and McDonald's offer quick food that people use. Ball & Chain offers live music and drinks in nearby areas. Miami-Dade Transit runs local bus service that connects this district to stations farther north. Metrobus lines link residents to shopping and schools. Small shops and grocery stores meet daily needs inside the area. Community gardens and pocket parks give outdoor space near homes. Local churches and community centers host events and meetings for neighbors. Schools and clinics provide basic services for families in the area. Road links and transit routes connect this district to Homestead and downtown Miami. City growth shapes business and housing patterns over time. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 30 to 34 years old and households with 4 people make up the largest part of the local population.