Miami-Dade County apartments for rent

Miami-Dade is Florida's most populous county, with Miami as its seat and many unincorporated areas, reaching from Biscayne Bay into Everglades National Park. Its rental hubs are the high-rise core of Downtown Miami, Brickell and Edgewater; the mid-rise blocks of Midtown/Wynwood and Little Havana; the planned districts of Doral; and the suburban communities of Hialeah, Kendall and Homestead. Metrorail links Dadeland, Coral Gables, Brickell, Downtown, the airport and Hialeah, and Brightline stops Downtown and in Aventura.

This page also lists smaller places without their own page. Near the core: the Health District, Miami's hospital district, where Lantower River Landing has boat slips on the Miami River; Little River, north of Little Haiti; Coral Way; and North Bay Village, on islands in Biscayne Bay. To the south: South Miami, where Residences at SoMi Parc mixes workforce and market-rate units a walk from Metrorail, then Pinecrest, Palmetto Bay, Perrine, South Miami Heights, South Miami-Dade and Florida City, the last stop on the mainland before the Keys. West of Coral Gables: West Miami, Coral Terrace, Glenvar Heights, Westchester, where MiLine Miami opens onto the Ludlam Trail, and Fontainebleau, south of Doral. To the north: Miami Lakes, a town master-planned in the 1960s; West Little River, where Northside Transit Village is an income-restricted building beside the Northside Metrorail station; Golden Glades; Ives Estates on the Broward line; and Sunny Isles Beach, on its barrier island.

Miami-Dade suits renters who want the widest choice in South Florida, from rail-served towers on the bay to suburban and income-restricted communities. Unlike Broward and Palm Beach, it has Metrorail and the free Metromover, so living with little or no car is easiest in its core. Its suburbs run from Aventura and Miami Gardens in the north to Naranja and Princeton in the south; use What can I afford? to narrow the map.