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    Best Neighborhoods in Miami, FL

    1 neighborhoods ranked by safety, walkability, affordability, and quality of life — powered by real data from the US Census, FBI, EPA, and Walk Score.

    Population: 467,9632026 Data

    Best Neighborhoods in Miami, FL — Key Takeaways

    The best neighborhood in Miami is Coconut Grove with a Kurby Score of 75/100. Miami has 1 neighborhoods ranked by quality of life data. The safest neighborhood is Coconut Grove with a violent crime rate of 1.1 per 1,000 residents, 69% below the national average of 3.6. The most affordable is Coconut Grove with a median home value of $685,000. The most walkable is Coconut Grove with a Walk Score of 97/100.

    Miami has a population of 467,963, a median household income of $41,818, an unemployment rate of 2.5%, and a poverty rate of 20.0%. The median home value citywide is $430,000, which is 53% above the national average of $281,900.

    Data sourced from the US Census Bureau, FBI Crime Data Explorer, EPA AirNow, Walk Score, and FEMA. Last updated: March 2026.

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    Complete Rankings — 1 Neighborhoods
    Best neighborhoods in Miami ranked by Kurby Score, with median home value, walk score, crime rate, poverty rate, and unemployment rate.
    #NeighborhoodKurby Score
    Coconut Grove75

    Rankings by Category

    Top 5 neighborhoods in Miami for each quality-of-life metric.

    Safest

    Lowest violent crime rate

    1. 1.1 per 1K
    Most Walkable

    Highest Walk Score

    Most Affordable

    Lowest median home value

    1. $685,000
    Lowest Unemployment

    Lowest unemployment rate

    Highest Income

    Highest median household income

    1. $108,750
    Best Air Quality

    Lowest Air Quality Index

    Best for Families

    Most nearby schools

    1. 50 schools
    How We Rank Neighborhoods in Miami

    Neighborhoods are ranked using the Kurby Score, a composite quality-of-life index that evaluates seven weighted categories based on publicly available data:

    Affordability
    20% weight
    Walkability & Transit
    15% weight
    Safety
    15% weight
    Environment
    15% weight
    Housing Market
    15% weight
    Education
    10% weight
    Economy
    10% weight

    Each category incorporates multiple data points. For example, Safety uses both violent and property crime rates; Environment considers air quality (AQI), noise levels, climate risk, and flood zone status; Housing Market factors in vacancy rates, homeownership rates, and effective tax rates.

    Data Sources: US Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates, FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR), EPA AirNow, Walk Score, DOT National Transportation Noise Map, FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer, Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), and EIA Electricity Data. All data is updated on a rolling basis as new government releases become available.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What are the best neighborhoods for schools in Miami?
    The best neighborhoods for schools in Miami are: Coconut Grove. Rankings consider student-teacher ratio, school count, and socioeconomic factors.
    Which neighborhood in Miami has the most schools?
    Coconut Grove has 50 nearby schools, offering families the widest selection of educational options.
    Which neighborhood in Miami has the lowest student-teacher ratio?
    Coconut Grove has a student-teacher ratio of 18.2:1. The national average is 15.4:1.
    How are school neighborhoods ranked in Miami?
    Neighborhoods are ranked using a composite school quality score: 40% student-teacher ratio, 35% school count, and 25% free lunch percentage (socioeconomic proxy). Data from NCES 2022-23.
    Are neighborhoods with good schools expensive in Miami?
    The median home value in Miami is $430,000. Home prices near top-rated schools vary, so we include affordability data alongside school rankings.

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