The Neighbourhood: Ojus

Ojus sits in northeastern Miami-Dade County near coastal and suburban zones. Oleta River State Park offers kayaking, mountain bike trails and mangrove views along the bay. Greynolds Park provides shaded picnic sites, a golf course and small playgrounds. Haulover Park includes a beach, a marina and wide green spaces for sports. Gulfstream Park hosts horse racing, shops and seasonal events for families. Aventura Mall serves many shops and food choices, including The Cheesecake Factory and Lure Fishbar. Restaurants like Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. and Seasons 52 operate inside the mall and at nearby centers. Bars such as Lure Fishbar and local pubs provide casual drinks and small plates. Amusement parks like Jungle Island and family play centers appear within the wider Miami metro area. Transit options include Miami-Dade Transit buses, Tri-Rail commuter service and Brightline trains for longer trips. Buses link this district to rail stations and to other neighborhoods. Walking paths and bike lanes connect residential blocks to parks and shopping. Demographics show that the top age group falls between 55 to 59 years old and that two-person households form the largest household type.

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Ojus sits in northeastern Miami-Dade County near coastal and suburban zones. Oleta River State Park offers kayaking, mountain bike trails and mangrove views along the bay. Greynolds Park provides shaded picnic sites, a golf course and small playgrounds. Haulover Park includes a beach, a marina and wide green spaces for sports. Gulfstream Park hosts horse racing, shops and seasonal events for families. Aventura Mall serves many shops and food choices, including The Cheesecake Factory and Lure Fishbar. Restaurants like Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. and Seasons 52 operate inside the mall and at nearby centers. Bars such as Lure Fishbar and local pubs provide casual drinks and small plates. Amusement parks like Jungle Island and family play centers appear within the wider Miami metro area. Transit options include Miami-Dade Transit buses, Tri-Rail commuter service and Brightline trains for longer trips. Buses link this district to rail stations and to other neighborhoods. Walking paths and bike lanes connect residential blocks to parks and shopping. Demographics show that the top age group falls between 55 to 59 years old and that two-person households form the largest household type.