The Neighbourhood: Cutler

Cutler sits in southern Miami-Dade near coastal wetlands and suburban neighborhoods. Deering Estate offers trails, historic houses, and shoreline near this district. Biscayne National Park protects coral reefs and invites boaters and divers. Zoo Miami hosts large animal exhibits and family events within driving distance. Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park features a lighthouse, beaches, and picnic space. Local parks provide playgrounds, sports fields, and green space for residents. Jungle Island presents animal shows and interactive exhibits for visitors. Restaurants like Sergio's and Rusty Pelican serve Cuban dishes and seafood to locals and tourists. Bars such as The Wharf and neighborhood taverns host live music and weekend crowds. Piers and marinas support boating and fishing along nearby waters. Metrobus and Metrorail link this district to central Miami and to other suburbs. Bike lanes and sidewalks encourage short trips and walking in parts of the neighborhood. Small shops, grocery stores, and service businesses meet daily needs near homes. Schools, churches, and community centers offer programs and events for families. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 10 to 14 years old and that households with 4 people make up the largest share of residents.

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Cutler sits in southern Miami-Dade near coastal wetlands and suburban neighborhoods. Deering Estate offers trails, historic houses, and shoreline near this district. Biscayne National Park protects coral reefs and invites boaters and divers. Zoo Miami hosts large animal exhibits and family events within driving distance. Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park features a lighthouse, beaches, and picnic space. Local parks provide playgrounds, sports fields, and green space for residents. Jungle Island presents animal shows and interactive exhibits for visitors. Restaurants like Sergio's and Rusty Pelican serve Cuban dishes and seafood to locals and tourists. Bars such as The Wharf and neighborhood taverns host live music and weekend crowds. Piers and marinas support boating and fishing along nearby waters. Metrobus and Metrorail link this district to central Miami and to other suburbs. Bike lanes and sidewalks encourage short trips and walking in parts of the neighborhood. Small shops, grocery stores, and service businesses meet daily needs near homes. Schools, churches, and community centers offer programs and events for families. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 10 to 14 years old and that households with 4 people make up the largest share of residents.