Listing by Douglas EllimanMLS® #A12074225
Median list price
$655,500
For-sale active inventory
Price / sq ft
$672
Across active listings
Active inventory
84
On the market right now
Median days on market
56
Well-priced units move faster
✦ Computed live from MIAMI MLS active inventory · refreshed every few hours · updated September 12, 2026
Market pulse
How Midtown Miami is trading
Median asking price by month listed, plus how active inventory splits — all live from MIAMI MLS active listings (not closed sales).
Median list price, by month listed
12-mo avg
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
+14.7%
Median list, recent vs. earlier
$668,331
12-month average
84
For-sale listings
What's on the market, by price
Share of active for-sale inventory
Under $500K
21% · 18
$500K – $1M
67% · 56
$1M – $3M
10% · 8
$3M – $10M
1% · 1
$10M+
1% · 1
Recently sold in Midtown Miami (1)
Public MIAMI MLS closingsClosed-sale data from the MIAMI MLS · deemed reliable but not guaranteed. MiamiCityRealty.com was not necessarily involved in these transactions; the listing and selling brokerages credited above are the parties to each sale.
The insider read
What Midtown Miami actually is
Midtown Miami is the 2005-2020s planned mixed-use community built on the former Florida East Coast Railway rail yard immediately between Wynwood + the Design District. The neighborhood occupies roughly NE 29th Street to NE 36th Street between N Miami Avenue and NE 2nd Avenue in zip codes 33137 + 33127. Before the Midtown master-plan transformation began in the mid-2000s, the area was the abandoned FEC Railway switching yard + industrial-adjacency — derelict, fenced, and considered essentially a no-man’s-land between the slowly-gentrifying Wynwood arts district to the south and the slowly-developing Design District luxury retail cluster to the north. The Midtown development consortium — led by Developers Diversified Realty + multiple partner equity investors + the City of Miami — secured zoning + entitlements + executed one of the largest single-developer mixed-use master plans in Miami history. The first residential towers + Target + retail anchor delivered 2006-2008; phased buildout has continued through the 2010s and into the 2020s.
The defining retail + amenity anchor is the Midtown Miami shopping district — anchored by Target (one of the most-trafficked Target stores in Miami-Dade, opened 2006), Trader Joe’s (the first Trader Joe’s in inner-arc Miami), Best Buy, West Elm, Marshalls, Ulta Beauty, plus the Shops at Midtown ground-floor retail cluster along North Miami Avenue + NE 2nd Avenue. The phrase “you can walk to the Target” — a half-joke half-celebration of the walkable everyday-amenity convenience — is woven into how Midtown residents describe + sell the neighborhood. For Miami residents accustomed to the car-dependent suburban-retail model, the ability to walk to Target + Trader Joe’s + dinner is a meaningful quality-of-life differentiator + the central buyer-and-renter draw. The walkable density is supported by the wide-sidewalk planned-community streetscape + the ground-floor retail + the careful curated landscape architecture.
The defining restaurant + bar cluster anchors the evening + weekend economy. Sugarcane Raw Bar Grill (3252 NE 1st Avenue) — the robatayaki + sushi + Latin fusion restaurant + bar by chef Timon Balloo, regularly named among Miami’s best — is the anchor restaurant of the Midtown evening scene. Hutong (3252 NE 1st Avenue, same complex) — upscale Chinese in the modern fine-dining vocabulary. Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza — the Naples-style wood-fired pizza institution. Bella Vita Trattoria, Sunny’s + multiple additional Italian operators. Bandido — Mexican + bar. Loba — Latin-American small plates. Crazy About You — Cuban + waterfront. Vinos Wine Bar, Brot Bakery (German), Atomic Coffee Mart, plus dozens of additional restaurants + cafes + bars + coffee shops + dessert spots throughout the walkable corridor. The restaurant density supports the walkable-urbanism identity + the resident-and-visitor evening economy.
The residential inventory is dominated by Class A mid-rise + high-rise condo + apartment towers from the 2007-2020s buildout. The 2007-2009 first wave delivered Two Midtown, Four Midtown, Five Midtown, and Six Midtown — Class A condo towers with ground-floor retail + parking podiums + the characteristic Midtown massing. The 2017-2019 second wave delivered Hyde Midtown (2017, the sbe-brand 32-story tower with hotel-residence hybrid + Hyde-branded amenities), Midtown 23 + Midtown 24 (2018-2019, the next-generation Class A residential delivery). Additional development continues — the Magic City Innovation District + the broader Wynwood + Design District + Edgewater pipeline impacts the western + northern + eastern Midtown perimeters. The contemporary buyer profile: relocating professionals + tech-finance workers seeking walkable-urbanism + amenity-density + Wynwood + Design District-adjacency without the formal Brickell density or the Edgewater bayfront premium.
The geographic-adjacency thesis is the central Midtown identity. Wynwood Walls + Wynwood Arts District is a 3-minute walk south — the global contemporary-mural + art-gallery + restaurant + bar + nightlife cluster anchored by the Goldman Family’s Wynwood Walls outdoor mural museum, the Wynwood Marketplace + the broader curated arts + culture programming. Design District is a 3-minute walk north — the Craig Robins-led luxury retail + restaurant + cultural cluster anchored by Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Cartier, Dior, Christian Louboutin, Saint Laurent, Rolex, Patek Philippe + the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami + the dozens of luxury operators + the Buckminster Fuller Fly’s Eye Dome + the Marc Newson installations. The combination of walkable Target/Trader Joe’s everyday amenity + Wynwood art-and-nightlife immediate-south + Design District luxury-retail immediate-north + Brightline MiamiCentral 10 minutes produces a genuinely distinctive inner-arc Miami lifestyle position.
For real estate, Midtown Miami is the central walkable-urbanism mid-tier market in Miami-Dade. Median condo $450-700K for typical 1-2 BR Class A inventory; $700K-$1.5M for larger 2-3 BR + premium units; $2-5M+ for penthouses + sub-penthouses; rental inventory dominates buyer mathematics (cap rates work for cash-flow investors at the Class A tier). The housing stock is overwhelmingly multifamily condo + apartment — no single-family inventory in the core Midtown grid. The buyer pool: relocating tech-finance professionals, walkable-lifestyle buyers seeking the walkable-amenity + Wynwood/Design District-adjacent lifestyle without Brickell density, international second-home buyers, cap-rate + cash-flow investors on the Class A condo inventory, plus institutional buyers tracking the Midtown + Wynwood + Design District + Magic City Innovation District contemporary urbanism narrative.
The Midtown Miami markets
- 2007-2009 first-wave condo (Two/Four/Five/Six Midtown) — the foundational stock, $400-650K.
- 2017-2019 second-wave condo (Hyde Midtown, Midtown 23, Midtown 24) — Class A newer, $500-900K.
- Larger 2-3 BR + premium upper-floor units — $700K-$1.5M.
- Penthouses + sub-penthouses — $2-5M+.
- Townhomes + smaller multifamily (rare, perimeter) — $500K-$1.2M.
- Newer mixed-use condo + apartment delivery (continuing buildout) — $450-800K.
- Rentals — extensive relocating-professional + tech-finance rental pool. Studios + 1BR $2,200-$3,500; 2BR $3,000-$5,500; penthouses + premium $6,000-$15,000+.
Live Midtown Miami inventory
Every listing priced in dollars AND Bitcoin. Note: Midtown Miami is within City of Miami (MLS labels these as “Miami”), so we filter by zip codes 33137 + 33127 to surface Midtown + adjacent Design District + Wynwood + Edgewater-edge inventory.
🏛️ Midtown Penthouses + Premium Upper-Floor
Penthouse + sub-penthouse inventory across Hyde Midtown + Midtown 23/24 + Two/Four/Five/Six Midtown.
Listing by One Sotheby's International RealtyMLS® #A12061765
Listing by One Sotheby's International ReMLS® #B26025251
Listing by Luxe Living RealtyMLS® #A12038289
Listing by Douglas EllimanMLS® #A12048928
Listing by Real Estate 4 All LLCMLS® #R11156644
🏢 Midtown Luxury Condos
Hyde Midtown + Midtown 23/24 + larger 2-3 BR Class A inventory.
Listing by Vendome Capital LLCMLS® #A12084754
$1,795,000
2020 N Bayshore Dr # 1710, Miami FL 33137 – Residential
Bayshore Dr
- 3 beds
- 3 baths
- 1,679 sqft
Listing by Compass Florida, LLCMLS® #A12082485
Listing by One Sotheby's International RealtyMLS® #A12020250
Listing by Douglas EllimanMLS® #A12076095
Listing by Compass Florida, LLCMLS® #A12071696
Listing by Charles Rutenberg Realty FTLMLS® #A12069750
🏬 Midtown Mid-Tier Condos
1-2 BR + studios. The 2007-2019 walkable-urbanism Class A inventory — relocating-professional tier.
Listing by SerhantMLS® #B26068948
Listing by Melo Real Estate CorpMLS® #A11675858
Listing by Compass Florida, LLCMLS® #A11943770
Listing by BHHS EWM RealtyMLS® #A12081209
Listing by Madison Allied LLCMLS® #B26072990
Listing by One Sotheby's International RealtyMLS® #A12084183
🏘️ Midtown Townhomes + Smaller Multifamily
Limited inventory of townhomes + smaller multifamily — Wynwood-perimeter + Design District-edge.
Listing by Keller Williams Capital RealtyMLS® #A12086873
Listing by Douglas EllimanMLS® #A12077346
Listing by Compass Florida, LLCMLS® #A12078942
Listing by ACC Realty, Inc.MLS® #A11963683
Listing by Taylor Realty Group LLCMLS® #A11960935
Listing by Cervera Real Estate Inc.MLS® #A12035771
🏡 Midtown-Adjacent Single-Family (Wynwood + Buena Vista periphery)
Adjacent perimeter single-family — Wynwood + Buena Vista historic bungalows + concrete-block.
Listing by London Foster RealtyMLS® #A12087288
Listing by Florida Best Realty, Inc.MLS® #A11902948
Listing by Realty One Group EvolutionMLS® #A12076704
Listing by Align Right Realty K1 GroupMLS® #A12084624
Listing by BHHS EWM RealtyMLS® #A12083777
Listing by JFA Realty CoMLS® #A12080424
Midtown Miami rentals
🏛️ Midtown Premium Rentals — Class A + penthouse
$5,000+/mo. Hyde Midtown + Midtown 23/24 + penthouse + premium upper-floor rentals.
MLS® #A12046059
MLS® #A12040972
Listing by 305 International Realty, LLC.MLS® #A12008631
Listing by Miami Beach Real Estate Prop.MLS® #A11942597
Listing by Compass Florida, LLCMLS® #A11966418
Listing by The Hoffmann Group Real EstateMLS® #A11948751
🏬 Midtown Standard Premium Rentals
$3,000-$5,500/mo. Class A high-rise condos + 1-2 BR + corporate-housing tier.
Listing by Synergy Realty AdvisorsMLS® #A12076146
Listing by Elite Ocean View Realty LLCMLS® #A12068042
Listing by Brokernation Real Estate DoralMLS® #A12064833
Listing by Compass Florida, LLCMLS® #A12064084
$5,000
3301 NE 1st Ave # H1102, Miami FL 33137 – Residential Lease
1st Ave
- 2 beds
- 2 baths
- 1,263 sqft
Listing by EXP Realty LLCMLS® #A12065635
Listing by Ravasa Investment Realty LLCMLS® #A12064614
The places that make Midtown Miami, Midtown Miami
The Midtown Miami retail anchor — Target + Trader Joe’s + Best Buy + West Elm
3401 N Miami Avenue + surrounding retail blocks. The Midtown Miami retail cluster — anchored by Target (one of the most-trafficked Target stores in Miami-Dade, opened 2006), Trader Joe’s (the first Trader Joe’s in inner-arc Miami), Best Buy, West Elm, Marshalls, Ulta Beauty, Five Below, plus the smaller Shops at Midtown ground-floor retail cluster — is the everyday-amenity anchor of the neighborhood. The 2006 Target opening was the inflection point that signaled the Midtown master plan’s economic viability + remains the central daily-life convenience that residents reference + use. “You can walk to the Target” is not a joke — it’s a meaningful lifestyle differentiator in a Miami that’s overwhelmingly car-dependent for retail access.
Hyde Midtown + sbe + the boutique-hotel-residence
3401 NE 1st Avenue. Hyde Midtown (opened 2017, 32 stories) — the sbe-branded boutique-hotel-residence hybrid tower combining luxury condo residences with sbe-managed hotel + restaurant + bar + Hyde-branded amenities. The Hyde sbe brand brought a meaningful design-conscious + boutique-hospitality identity to Midtown + represents the contemporary luxury-conscious tier of the neighborhood. The lobby + ground-floor retail + restaurant + bar programming + the rooftop amenity + the curated sbe-design vocabulary make Hyde Midtown the architectural + experiential anchor of the second-wave Midtown delivery.
Midtown 23 + Midtown 24 + the contemporary condo wave
Adjacent Midtown blocks. Midtown 23 (completed 2018) + Midtown 24 (completed 2018-2019) — the next-generation Class A condo delivery that followed Hyde Midtown + represents the contemporary Midtown residential tier. Both towers feature Class A finishes, contemporary architectural massing + facade treatment, the characteristic Midtown ground-floor retail + parking-podium + residential-floor stacking, and Class A amenity packages (pools, fitness, lounges, business centers, valet). The Midtown 23/24 delivery + the Hyde Midtown + the broader contemporary mixed-use buildout solidified Midtown’s identity as a Class A walkable-urbanism mid-luxury Miami neighborhood.
Two / Four / Five / Six Midtown — the 2007-2009 first wave
3401 / 3470 / 3301 / 3470 NE 1st Avenue + surrounding. The 2007-2009 first wave of Midtown residential delivery — Two Midtown (2007), Four Midtown (2008), Five Midtown (2008), Six Midtown (2009) — established the original Midtown residential community + delivered the first wave of Class A condo + ground-floor-retail + walkable-urbanism inventory. The first-wave towers feature the original Midtown master-plan vocabulary + provide the entry-tier Midtown ownership at meaningful value vs the second-wave Hyde + Midtown 23/24 inventory. Many original first-wave buyers + tenants have stayed + recommended the neighborhood; the first-wave inventory is the foundational + most-mature segment of Midtown residential.
Sugarcane + Hutong + the restaurant cluster
3252 NE 1st Avenue + surrounding blocks. Sugarcane Raw Bar Grill — chef Timon Balloo’s robatayaki + sushi + Latin-fusion + cocktail bar concept, regularly named among Miami’s best restaurants — is the anchor evening destination + the central restaurant identity of Midtown. Hutong (same complex) — upscale Chinese in the modern fine-dining vocabulary, brought to Miami from the Hong Kong + London Hutong brand. Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza — the Naples-style wood-fired pizza institution with the famous star-shaped pizzas. Bella Vita Trattoria + Sunny’s — Italian operators. Bandido — Mexican + bar. Loba — Latin-American small plates. Crazy About You — Cuban + bayfront. Vinos Wine Bar, Brot Bakery (German), Atomic Coffee Mart, the broader cafe + dessert + bar cluster. The restaurant density + walkability is the central evening-economy infrastructure.
The Wynwood Walls + Wynwood arts walking corridor — south adjacency
3 minute walk south. The Wynwood Walls outdoor mural museum (Goldman Properties + the late Tony Goldman’s curated contemporary-mural initiative since 2009) + the broader Wynwood Arts District (multiple galleries, the Wynwood Marketplace, the Margulies Collection at the Warehouse, the contemporary-mural-and-graffiti landscape) is the global contemporary-art-and-nightlife corridor of inner-arc Miami. Wynwood’s restaurants, bars, breweries, galleries, music venues + the daily-and-weekend tourist density form the southern adjacency identity of Midtown. Many Midtown residents work, dine, drink, art-shop, or simply walk through Wynwood multiple times per week.
Design District + luxury retail walking corridor — north adjacency
3 minute walk north. The Miami Design District — the Craig Robins-led + Dacra-developed luxury retail + restaurant + cultural cluster — is the northern adjacency identity of Midtown. The luxury retail anchors include Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Cartier, Dior, Christian Louboutin, Saint Laurent, Rolex, Patek Philippe + dozens of additional luxury fashion + watch + jewelry + accessories + design operators. The cultural cluster includes the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami (Aranguren + Gallegos Arquitectos, opened 2017), the Buckminster Fuller Fly’s Eye Dome, Marc Newson installations, the Sou Fujimoto-designed Palm Court canopy. The restaurant cluster includes Michael’s Genuine Food + Drink, MC Kitchen, Estefan Kitchen, NaiYaRa, Mandolin Aegean Bistro, L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon. The Design District’s luxury-retail-and-cultural density is the northern walkable extension of Midtown.
The Magic City Innovation District + Little Haiti edge
Northwest of Midtown. The Magic City Innovation District — the proposed $1B+ mixed-use mega-development on ~17 acres of former-industrial land at the western edge of Little Haiti — is moving forward under a Community Benefits Agreement. The development is phased through the 2020s + 2030s + represents the next-generation creative-district development immediately adjacent to Midtown’s western perimeter. Watch the phase delivery + community-benefits-compliance + Little Haiti spillover dynamics; this is the next-generation inner-arc Miami development story that’s reshaping the Midtown periphery.
The walkable-urbanism + Brooklyn-Miami hybrid identity
Throughout the neighborhood. Midtown’s identity-claim is that it’s the first true walkable-urbanism Miami neighborhood — combining the everyday-amenity convenience (Target + Trader Joe’s + drugstore + dry-cleaner + bank + dentist + dog-groomer all walkable) with the restaurant + bar + nightlife evening economy (Sugarcane + Hutong + Mister O1 + Bandido + dozens of operators all walkable) + the contemporary-arts adjacency (Wynwood + Design District + Magic City Innovation District all walkable) + the transit-connectivity (Brightline 10 minutes, Metromover under-development, easy I-95 + I-195 access). The combination produces what residents + relocators often describe as a “Brooklyn-and-Miami hybrid” — the planned-community-and-mixed-use walkability of a New York outer-borough neighborhood, set in Miami’s climate + tropical landscape + cultural mix. For relocating tech-finance professionals from northern walkable cities, this identity is the central buyer-and-renter draw.
Living in Midtown Miami
Schools
- Phillis Wheatley Elementary, Edison Park K-8 Center, Toussaint L’Ouverture Elementary — district public.
- Booker T. Washington Senior High School + Miami Edison Senior High — district public high school options.
- Mater Academy + Doral Academy + Somerset Academy charter networks — multiple campuses.
- Design + Architecture Senior High (DASH) — district magnet high school in adjacent Design District; the natural-fit magnet for design-conscious + creative-industry households.
- Centner Academy (Design District) — prestigious independent private; Saint Mary Cathedral School, Hochberg Preparatory, Cushman School (Coconut Grove), Notre Dame d’Haiti Catholic + multiple Catholic + Christian + Hebrew options.
- For academic magnets students apply to MAST Academy, TERRA Environmental, School for Advanced Studies, plus DASH.
Getting around
- N Miami Avenue + NE 1st Avenue + NE 2nd Avenue — primary north-south arteries.
- NE 29th Street + NE 36th Street — main east-west connectors.
- I-95 + I-195 (Julia Tuttle Causeway to Miami Beach) — immediate-adjacent freeway access.
- Brightline MiamiCentral — ~10 min drive for higher-speed rail to Fort Lauderdale + Boca + West Palm + Orlando.
- Wynwood + Design District Metromover-adjacent (with ongoing Wynwood Metromover extension planning) + Miami trolley + bus connectivity.
- Wynwood Walls 3 min walk · Design District luxury retail 3 min walk · Edgewater 5-8 min · Downtown 8-10 min · Brickell 12-15 min · Miami Beach 10-12 min via Julia Tuttle Causeway · MIA 15-18 min.
- Walking + biking the Midtown grid + Wynwood + Design District is the everyday rhythm.
Midtown Miami 2026 market: what we’re watching
- Continued Midtown buildout + adjacent Magic City Innovation District delivery. The Midtown master-plan buildout continues + the adjacent Magic City Innovation District phased delivery + the broader Wynwood + Design District luxury + Edgewater bayfront expansion continue to reshape the inner-arc Miami geography. Adjacent-block pricing moves with each phase delivery; the combined-corridor narrative is the dominant Midtown real-estate-development story.
- Hyde Midtown + Midtown 23/24 + Class A second-wave pricing. The Class A second-wave Hyde + 23/24 inventory continues to set the contemporary pricing tier + attract relocating-tech-finance buyer-and-renter demand. Watch comparable transactions across the Class A tier as price-discovery indicators.
- Wynwood + Design District spillover + restaurant + retail expansion. The Wynwood arts + nightlife corridor + the Design District luxury retail + restaurant continued expansion provides the durable walkable-amenity infrastructure of Midtown. Watch new restaurant + bar + retail openings + the broader corridor walkability + density as leading-edge appreciation indicators.
- Brightline MiamiCentral + transit-connectivity premium. The Brightline higher-speed rail + ongoing Wynwood Metromover extension planning + the broader Miami transit + walkable-urbanism narrative supports Midtown’s relocator-buyer pool from northern walkable cities + the broader urbanist buyer thesis. The transit-connectivity premium is increasingly priced into walkable inner-arc Miami inventory.
- Sea-level rise + climate-adaptation infrastructure (low-elevation context). Midtown’s relatively low elevation (3-6 ft) means sea-level rise + king-tide + storm-surge resilience are real long-term considerations. Newer towers are built to elevated podium standards + adapted utilities; older inventory varies. Climate-adaptation investment + flood-insurance + adaptation-cost trajectories are worth understanding as part of acquisition. The inner-arc location partly insulates vs the immediate bayfront tiers but not fully.
Frequently asked questions
Is Midtown Miami a good place to live?
For walkable-urbanism + everyday-amenity + Wynwood + Design District-adjacent + relocating-tech-finance buyers + renters: meaningfully yes. The combination of walk-to-the-Target + Trader Joe’s + Best Buy + West Elm everyday convenience + Sugarcane + Hutong + Mister O1 + Bandido restaurant evening economy + Wynwood Walls 3-minute walk + Design District luxury 3-minute walk + Brightline MiamiCentral 10-minute drive is genuinely distinctive. Trade-offs: low-elevation + sea-level-rise considerations, no bayfront, urban-density daily life, school-zoning considerations (charter + private + magnet options including DASH are widely utilized). For the right buyer profile — and especially for relocators from northern walkable cities — Midtown is one of Miami’s most distinctive lifestyle positions.
How does Midtown compare to Wynwood + Edgewater?
Adjacent + complementary lifestyle positions. Wynwood — the arts + nightlife corridor immediately south, more edgier identity, mostly former-industrial conversion + new condo (Wynwood 25, Wynwood 27, etc.), heavy weekend tourist + bar density, less everyday-amenity retail. Midtown — the walkable-amenity + restaurant + Class A mid-luxury identity, the everyday-Target + Trader Joe’s anchor. Edgewater — the bayfront high-rise condo cluster, with the bayfront amenity + the high-rise massing + the Margaret Pace Park bayfront + the Brickell-adjacent identity, but no Target + walkable-amenity density. Midtown is generally the more everyday-amenity-anchored choice; Wynwood is the more nightlife-oriented choice; Edgewater is the more bayfront + high-rise choice. Many buyers + renters compare all three.
What makes the Target + Trader Joe’s anchor matter?
It’s not a joke — walkable everyday retail is genuinely rare in Miami. Most Miami neighborhoods are car-dependent for grocery + drugstore + bank + dry-cleaner + general retail. Midtown is among the very few Miami neighborhoods where you can walk to Target + Trader Joe’s + Best Buy + West Elm + multiple drugstore + bank + dry-cleaner + dentist + dog-groomer + restaurant + bar destinations without driving. For relocators from New York + Chicago + Boston + Washington DC + San Francisco accustomed to walkable everyday retail, this is the central quality-of-life differentiator + the central buyer-and-renter draw. The Target opening in 2006 was the inflection point that signaled Midtown’s economic viability + remains the central anchor of the neighborhood’s identity.
Is Midtown Miami a good investment market?
For Class A condo + cash-flow rental investors with relocating-professional + tech-finance tenant orientation: yes, meaningfully. Cap rates work better than Brickell on comparable Class A inventory; the walkable-amenity + Wynwood/Design District-adjacent thesis is durable; the relocating-professional rental demand from northern walkable cities is sustained. For long-term hold investors, the Midtown + Wynwood + Design District + Magic City Innovation District + Edgewater corridor narrative is the central inner-arc Miami appreciation thesis. Climate-resilience + low-elevation considerations apply; insurance + adaptation-cost diligence is essential. For HNWI seeking the Class A walkable lifestyle, the Hyde Midtown + Midtown 23/24 + penthouse tier provides the design-conscious + amenity-rich option.
Schools serving Midtown Miami?
District public: Phillis Wheatley + Edison Park K-8 + Toussaint L’Ouverture Elementary, Booker T. Washington + Miami Edison Senior High. Magnet: Design + Architecture Senior High (DASH) in adjacent Design District is the natural-fit magnet for design-conscious + creative-industry households. Charter: Mater + Doral + Somerset Academy networks. Private: Centner Academy (Design District, prestigious independent), Saint Mary Cathedral, Hochberg Preparatory, Cushman School (Coconut Grove), Notre Dame d’Haiti Catholic + multiple Catholic + Christian + Hebrew options. Magnets: MAST, TERRA, School for Advanced Studies + DASH.
Can I buy a Midtown Miami property with Bitcoin?
Yes. Title companies in the Design District + Downtown + Wynwood + Midtown corridor that work Midtown addresses are experienced with BTC closings at all price points including the Hyde Midtown + Midtown 23/24 + penthouse tier. The tech-finance buyer pool + crypto-conscious relocator demographic + Miami Mayor Francis Suarez’s crypto-finance positioning make this one of the more crypto-comfortable submarkets. BTC pricing displayed on every listing.
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Median asking price is $655,500 (about $672/sq ft) — -13% vs MCR median.
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