The Neighbourhood: South Coral Terrace

South Coral Terrace sits in western Miami-Dade as a mainly residential area near parks and shops. Tropical Park offers sports fields and walking trails close to the area. Zoo Miami serves as a major family destination a short drive from the area. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden provides plant collections and shaded paths for visitors. Versailles and El Palacio de los Jugos supply Cuban and Latin food to local residents. Ball and Chain and Blackbird Ordinary act as nightlife spots within short drives. Metrorail and Metrobus serve the area and link to downtown and Miami International Airport. Local schools and churches provide community services and meeting spaces. Sidewalks and bus stops let many people walk or ride to shops. Grocery stores and small pharmacies meet many daily needs close by. Property types include single family homes, small apartment buildings, and duplexes across the blocks. Traffic and transit patterns shape travel times toward Coral Gables and Miami Beach. Local recreation options and shops give residents basic services and leisure choices. Local data shows that the top age group is 35 to 39 years old and that two-person households make up the largest share of residents.

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Neighbourhood Description

South Coral Terrace sits in western Miami-Dade as a mainly residential area near parks and shops. Tropical Park offers sports fields and walking trails close to the area. Zoo Miami serves as a major family destination a short drive from the area. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden provides plant collections and shaded paths for visitors. Versailles and El Palacio de los Jugos supply Cuban and Latin food to local residents. Ball and Chain and Blackbird Ordinary act as nightlife spots within short drives. Metrorail and Metrobus serve the area and link to downtown and Miami International Airport. Local schools and churches provide community services and meeting spaces. Sidewalks and bus stops let many people walk or ride to shops. Grocery stores and small pharmacies meet many daily needs close by. Property types include single family homes, small apartment buildings, and duplexes across the blocks. Traffic and transit patterns shape travel times toward Coral Gables and Miami Beach. Local recreation options and shops give residents basic services and leisure choices. Local data shows that the top age group is 35 to 39 years old and that two-person households make up the largest share of residents.