The Neighbourhood: Calusa Area

Calusa Area sits in a residential part of Miami-Dade County near small parks and local shops. Tropical Park offers sports fields and walking trails for local residents. Maximo Gomez Park hosts open-air gatherings and domino games in a busy plaza. Venetian Pool provides a public swimming attraction in nearby Coral Gables. Zoo Miami attracts families with animals and open enclosures. Jungle Island presents shows and animal exhibits closer to the bay. Versailles serves Cuban food and visitors often find it lively. Ball & Chain draws music crowds and hosts live performances. El Mago de las Fritas sells Cuban fritas and simple meals to locals. loanDepot Park stages baseball games and large events for fans. Miami-Dade Transit buses connect people to shopping and work across the city. Metrorail links this district to downtown and other neighborhoods. Small shops and service businesses fill storefronts along main corridors. Community centers and churches support neighborhood programs and meetings. Local schools and small parks serve daily needs for families and older residents. Census records show that the top age group is 45 to 49 years and two-person households form the largest share.

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Calusa Area sits in a residential part of Miami-Dade County near small parks and local shops. Tropical Park offers sports fields and walking trails for local residents. Maximo Gomez Park hosts open-air gatherings and domino games in a busy plaza. Venetian Pool provides a public swimming attraction in nearby Coral Gables. Zoo Miami attracts families with animals and open enclosures. Jungle Island presents shows and animal exhibits closer to the bay. Versailles serves Cuban food and visitors often find it lively. Ball & Chain draws music crowds and hosts live performances. El Mago de las Fritas sells Cuban fritas and simple meals to locals. loanDepot Park stages baseball games and large events for fans. Miami-Dade Transit buses connect people to shopping and work across the city. Metrorail links this district to downtown and other neighborhoods. Small shops and service businesses fill storefronts along main corridors. Community centers and churches support neighborhood programs and meetings. Local schools and small parks serve daily needs for families and older residents. Census records show that the top age group is 45 to 49 years and two-person households form the largest share.