About Miami-Dade

Neighboring Cities: Coral Gables | West Miami | South Miami | Virginia Gardens | Miami Springs | Hialeah | El Portal | North Bay Village | Miami Beach | Key Biscayne | Pinecrest | Palmetto Bay | Homestead | Florida City

Miami, is part of the Greater South Florida metropolitan area and is the largest urbanized area in the state of Florida. Located in Miami-Dade County, Miami has become known for its cultural diversity and includes Latin Americans and Caribbean's among its population. The city of Miami is full of recreational, cultural and entertainment attractions and activities. Sports fans enjoy its competitive environment as Miami is the home of numerous professional sports teams including the Miami Dolphins, the Florida Marlins and the Miami Heat. For those who prefer college sports Miami is also home to the Miami Hurricanes. Residents and visitors who fancy the arts enjoy museums, art galleries, music and dance including the Lowe Art Museum, the Vizcaya-Miami Art Museum, The Miami Symphony Orchestra and Miami City Ballet. Miami's tropical climate allows families to enjoy Miami's Metro Zoo, the Miami Seaquarium and a network Miami Metro Dade Parks. Many prestigious learning institutions are based in Miami including the University of Miami, Florida International University, Nova Southeastern University, Dade South Community College and a myriad of secondary institutions. Miami offers local public transportation programs including the Miami Metrorail, the Metrobus, and Tri-rail covering its thirteen different residential, commercial, and business districts. Its residential communities offer a wide range of housing options from its thriving condominium and waterfront communities to its diverse range of single family homes.