What to Love

  • Miami's food and art scene
  • Multiple points of access to waterfront residences
  • Water sports and boating
  • Biscayne Bay
  • Rich ethnic diversity

Local Lifestyle 

Miami, also referred to as the Sunshine City, is known for its dynamic nightlife, thriving modern art scene, and vibrant culture. Everyday living is often infused with something from various cultures, including the food, music, and art. Better yet, because the area is also known for its outgoing personality, it makes it much easier to befriend others in the neighborhood, which can be a tremendous help when you are new to Miami.

Dining, Entertainment, & Shopping

While Miami is famous for its evening entertainment, which includes tropical bars and vibrant clubs, it is also a great place to check out fantastic shops and restaurants, which are a huge perk of living in the area. While there are countless establishments for you to try out, if you are looking to try some local favorites when it comes to shopping, try Brickell City Centre, Wynwood, and Little Havana. For dining, check out Capital Grille, Stubborn Seed, and Boia De.

Things to Do

Although Miami is known for its laid-back lifestyle, it also offers a plethora of exciting things to do, including art galleries, theaters, museums, festivals, concerts, and around 140 parks. As a result, locals and residents have access to world-renowned shows, festivals, and other popular events, such as the Coconut Grove Arts Festival, Ultra Music Festival, FTX Arena, Bayfront Park, Pérez Art Museum, and Phillip and Patricia Frost Science Museum.

Schools 

Miami is home to several distinguished schools, including the New World School of the Arts and Miami Dade College. However, if you are looking for further education establishments, the following are some favorites:

  • Ransom Everglades High School, Grades 6-12
  • Mater Academy East Charter School, Grades K-5
  • Coconut Grove Elementary Schoo, Grades PreK-5