Townhouse for Sale in Civic Center, Miami

Civic Center is a primarily institutional neighborhood dominated by hospitals and medical-research facilities (including Jackson Memorial and University of Miami health campuses), so residential housing is limited. Public transit is strong via the Civic Center Metrorail station and multiple Metrobus routes, and I‑95 and downtown Miami are a short drive away. Housing is mainly rentals and apartment buildings that are generally more affordable than Brickell or Downtown, but some blocks report higher crime and nighttime activity linked to 24‑hour medical services and green space is limited.

Civic Center is generally more affordable than Miami’s high‑end neighborhoods such as Brickell and Miami Beach. Housing is dominated by older apartment buildings and modest condos, which tend to produce lower median rents and sale prices compared with the citywide average. Prices have risen in recent years due to redevelopment and demand from nearby hospitals and institutions, so affordability varies by building and proximity to transit.

Civic Center, Miami, FL has a tropical monsoon climate with hot, humid summers and warm, relatively dry winters. Summer (May–October) daytime highs typically range 85–92°F (29–33°C) with frequent afternoon thunderstorms and heavy rainfall; winter highs average 70–75°F (21–24°C) with lows around 60–65°F (15–18°C). Annual precipitation is concentrated in the wet season (roughly 45–60 inches / 1,150–1,520 mm), and the area is subject to hurricane season from June–November, peaking in August–September.

Civic Center has historically recorded higher-than-city-average rates of both violent and property crime according to Miami-Dade crime reports and local crime-mapping tools. The district has heavy daytime activity and visible security around hospitals, courthouses, and government buildings, but safety can decline on certain blocks and at night. Visitors and prospective residents should consult current Miami-Dade Police crime maps and visit at different times for up-to-date, block-level conditions.