The Neighbourhood: North Miami

North Miami sits in Miami-Dade County near coastal parks and shopping centers. Oleta River State Park offers trails, paddling, and bike routes in the area. Greynolds Park and Haulover Park provide green space, picnic areas, beachfront access, and kite spots. Museum of Contemporary Art shows rotating exhibits and programs for families in this district. Aventura Mall hosts many shops and restaurants, including The Cheesecake Factory and Shake Shack. Blue Martini Aventura serves as a late night bar and live music venue. Jungle Island acts as a tourist attraction with animal exhibits and outdoor shows. Miami-Dade Transit buses run routes that link this district to other parts of the county. Metrorail and Tri-Rail provide rail options at regional stations for longer commutes. Local shops and small restaurants line commercial strips and meet daily needs for residents. Apartment buildings and small homes lie close to stores, so many people walk for errands. Restaurants and cafes draw visitors and support small business owners in the area. Demographic reports show that the most common age group is 30 to 34 years old and that one-person households make up the largest share of residents.

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North Miami sits in Miami-Dade County near coastal parks and shopping centers. Oleta River State Park offers trails, paddling, and bike routes in the area. Greynolds Park and Haulover Park provide green space, picnic areas, beachfront access, and kite spots. Museum of Contemporary Art shows rotating exhibits and programs for families in this district. Aventura Mall hosts many shops and restaurants, including The Cheesecake Factory and Shake Shack. Blue Martini Aventura serves as a late night bar and live music venue. Jungle Island acts as a tourist attraction with animal exhibits and outdoor shows. Miami-Dade Transit buses run routes that link this district to other parts of the county. Metrorail and Tri-Rail provide rail options at regional stations for longer commutes. Local shops and small restaurants line commercial strips and meet daily needs for residents. Apartment buildings and small homes lie close to stores, so many people walk for errands. Restaurants and cafes draw visitors and support small business owners in the area. Demographic reports show that the most common age group is 30 to 34 years old and that one-person households make up the largest share of residents.