The Neighbourhood: Sunray West

Sunray West sits in a north Miami-Dade neighborhood near parks, stores, and transit. Oleta River State Park provides trails, kayak launches, and mangrove views near the water. Greynolds Park offers shaded paths, picnic areas, and a golf course within short drives. Miami Seaquarium showcases marine animals and daily presentations for visitors to see. Restaurants like Sergio's and El Palacio de los Jugos serve Cuban and local dishes. La Sandwicherie and Big Pink operate as casual spots for sandwiches and meals. Bars such as Mango's Tropical Cafe and local neighborhood pubs host live music. Metrobus lines and Metrorail stations connect this district to downtown and other suburbs. Tri-Rail trains move commuters to Broward and Palm Beach counties from nearby hubs. Buses and shuttles serve shopping centers and beaches around this district for quick trips. Beaches like Haulover Park offer open sand, dog parks, and windsurfing nearshore. Small shops and grocery stores supply daily needs within walking or short drives. Street patterns and mixed zoning create blocks with apartments, single homes, and businesses. Census data shows the most common age group is thirty to thirty four years old and that two person households make up the largest share of residents.

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Sunray West sits in a north Miami-Dade neighborhood near parks, stores, and transit. Oleta River State Park provides trails, kayak launches, and mangrove views near the water. Greynolds Park offers shaded paths, picnic areas, and a golf course within short drives. Miami Seaquarium showcases marine animals and daily presentations for visitors to see. Restaurants like Sergio's and El Palacio de los Jugos serve Cuban and local dishes. La Sandwicherie and Big Pink operate as casual spots for sandwiches and meals. Bars such as Mango's Tropical Cafe and local neighborhood pubs host live music. Metrobus lines and Metrorail stations connect this district to downtown and other suburbs. Tri-Rail trains move commuters to Broward and Palm Beach counties from nearby hubs. Buses and shuttles serve shopping centers and beaches around this district for quick trips. Beaches like Haulover Park offer open sand, dog parks, and windsurfing nearshore. Small shops and grocery stores supply daily needs within walking or short drives. Street patterns and mixed zoning create blocks with apartments, single homes, and businesses. Census data shows the most common age group is thirty to thirty four years old and that two person households make up the largest share of residents.