A neon sign mounted on a green plant wall — a storefront at street level

Neighborhoods / Midtown

On a grid

Midtown

A grid-planned district between Wynwood and the Design District. Mid-rise buildings with retail at ground level, a walkable street fabric and a daily rhythm calmer than the city center.

The character of the area

Midtown sits between Wynwood and the Design District: a comparatively small neighborhood laid out on a grid. Its street plan is unusually legible for Miami — short blocks, wide sidewalks, addresses that are easy to find.

The building type also departs from the rest of the city: not towers, but mid-rise buildings with retail at ground level. That scale keeps most daily needs within walking distance.

For anyone who does not want the density of Downtown or Brickell but has no intention of moving to a car-dependent suburb, the neighborhood offers a middle scale: urban, but with a calmer daily rhythm.

Sales market in Midtown

Median sale price
$1,200,000
Median price per ft squared
$903
Recorded sales
940

Source: recorded sales from the Miami-Dade County Property Appraiser. Arm’s-length sales only; intra-family transfers, foreclosures and other non-market transactions are excluded. Scope: ZIP codes 33127, 33137 · sales recorded between June 1, 2025 and June 1, 2026.

Neighborhood boundaries are approximated by ZIP code; parts of adjacent neighborhoods may share the same code. These figures describe recorded deed transfers, not current asking prices.

Year-over-year change and “days on market” are deliberately not published: the first measures the composition of what sold rather than price in this dataset, and the second exists only in the MLS feed. We do not fill a figure we cannot measure with an estimate.

For sale in Midtown

244 listings

Listing data compiled via Zillow.

Branded developments in Midtown

All developments

MiamiLi is an independent broker, not the developer. Project information is based on the developer’s public announcements; delivery dates and prices can be changed by the developer.

Let us see Midtown in person.

You come to know an area from its streets, not from a photograph. Let us talk about which block you want to live on, and review the suitable listings — and the opportunities that have not reached a list yet — together.