The Neighbourhood: West Kendall

West Kendall sits in a suburban part of Miami-Dade County near parks and shopping. Zoo Miami attracts families with animal exhibits and outdoor trails. Kendall Indian Hammocks Park offers picnic spots and walking paths. Everglades National Park lies a short drive away and draws people for nature trips. Restaurants like Pollo Tropical and Bonefish Grill serve a mix of local and chain foods. Shopping centers host cafes, bakeries, grocery stores, and small service shops. Bars such as Miller's Ale House and World of Beer provide casual evening options. Golf courses and small parks help people walk and play close to homes. Metrorail and Metrobus run routes that connect the district to central Miami. Public libraries and community centers run classes and events for all ages. Medical clinics and schools meet basic needs near many neighborhoods. Traffic rises during rush hours as commuters travel to work and shops. Housing includes single-family homes and apartment complexes with varied yard sizes. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 55 to 59 years old, and one-person households make up the largest share.

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West Kendall sits in a suburban part of Miami-Dade County near parks and shopping. Zoo Miami attracts families with animal exhibits and outdoor trails. Kendall Indian Hammocks Park offers picnic spots and walking paths. Everglades National Park lies a short drive away and draws people for nature trips. Restaurants like Pollo Tropical and Bonefish Grill serve a mix of local and chain foods. Shopping centers host cafes, bakeries, grocery stores, and small service shops. Bars such as Miller's Ale House and World of Beer provide casual evening options. Golf courses and small parks help people walk and play close to homes. Metrorail and Metrobus run routes that connect the district to central Miami. Public libraries and community centers run classes and events for all ages. Medical clinics and schools meet basic needs near many neighborhoods. Traffic rises during rush hours as commuters travel to work and shops. Housing includes single-family homes and apartment complexes with varied yard sizes. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 55 to 59 years old, and one-person households make up the largest share.