The Neighbourhood: Catalina Lakes

Catalina Lakes sits in a suburban part of Miami-Dade near parks, shopping centers, and transit. Zoo Miami provides a large outdoor zoo and family exhibits close to the area. Kendall Indian Hammocks Park offers walking trails, picnic spots, and green shade within short drives. Dadeland Mall and The Falls host many shops, movie theaters, and food choices near this district. Metrorail links riders at Dadeland North and Dadeland South stations to downtown Miami and to other neighborhoods. Miami-Dade Transit runs bus routes that stop along major roads around the area. Restaurants like La Carreta and Pio Pio serve Cuban and Peruvian plates in nearby centers. Ball & Chain and other bars draw local night crowds in short drives from the district. Local gyms and community centers provide fitness classes and meeting rooms for residents. Grocery stores and small clinics serve daily needs for people who live in this district. Street layouts and parking rules shape how most people move by car here. Small office complexes and strip centers supply jobs and services near homes. Demographic data shows that the most common age group is 30 to 34 years old and that households with 2 people make up the largest share.

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Catalina Lakes sits in a suburban part of Miami-Dade near parks, shopping centers, and transit. Zoo Miami provides a large outdoor zoo and family exhibits close to the area. Kendall Indian Hammocks Park offers walking trails, picnic spots, and green shade within short drives. Dadeland Mall and The Falls host many shops, movie theaters, and food choices near this district. Metrorail links riders at Dadeland North and Dadeland South stations to downtown Miami and to other neighborhoods. Miami-Dade Transit runs bus routes that stop along major roads around the area. Restaurants like La Carreta and Pio Pio serve Cuban and Peruvian plates in nearby centers. Ball & Chain and other bars draw local night crowds in short drives from the district. Local gyms and community centers provide fitness classes and meeting rooms for residents. Grocery stores and small clinics serve daily needs for people who live in this district. Street layouts and parking rules shape how most people move by car here. Small office complexes and strip centers supply jobs and services near homes. Demographic data shows that the most common age group is 30 to 34 years old and that households with 2 people make up the largest share.