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Most walkable neighborhoods in Miami

Where a grocery run is realistic on foot — or at least with fewer car trips. Official Miami neighborhoods, counted inside 800 meters.

We count groceries, cafes, parks, and transit stops inside 800 meters of each official neighborhood. It is an errand map, not a Walk Score license, and not a vibe contest. Rankings stay inside Miami.

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Data period. ACS 2024 5-year (2020-2024) · MPD limited sample from public heatmap layer (not full Part I year) · OSM Nov 2026. ACS and MPD retrieved 2026-11-05; OSM retrieved 2026-11-05. Editorial copy last revised Sep 2026.

The ranking

Top 10 of 20 official neighborhoods. Same order for every reader. Fit is a number inside Miami only.

#NeighborhoodFitRentSchoolsSafetyWalk
1Brickell78$3,1965016100
2Midtown75$2,0005010062
3Wynwood70$2,0005010048
4Downtown65$2,74950076
5Coconut Grove59$2,213501156
6Design District55$2,0005010025
7Little Havana54$1,514502647
8East Grove54$2,0005010027
9Edgewater49$2,710502141
10Morningside47$2,0005010013
78fit
#1

Brickell

$3K ACS median rent

The official polygon is Brickell Village. Median income is $144,110 and rent is $3,196. Violent Part I (sample) is 1.1 per 1,000. Property is 10.7. Renters are 70%.

Walk index
100
Safety index
16
Published fit
78
Nightlife

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Stuck between these two? Brickell vs Midtown

75fit
#2

Midtown

$2K ACS median rent

The official polygon is Midtown. Median income is n/a and rent is n/a. Violent Part I (sample) is 0 per 1,000. Property is 0. Renters are n/a.

Walk index
62
Safety index
100
Published fit
75
Nightlife

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Stuck between these two? Midtown vs Wynwood

70fit
#3

Wynwood

$2K ACS median rent

The official polygon is Wynwood Industrial District. Median income is n/a and rent is n/a. Violent Part I (sample) is 0 per 1,000. Property is 0. Renters are n/a.

Walk index
48
Safety index
100
Published fit
70
Nightlife

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Stuck between these two? Wynwood vs Downtown

65fit
#4

Downtown

$3K ACS median rent

The official polygon is CBD. Median income is $116,258 and rent is $2,749. Violent Part I (sample) is 8.0 per 1,000. Property is 29.0. Renters are 64%.

Walk index
76
Safety index
0
Published fit
65

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Stuck between these two? Downtown vs Coconut Grove

59fit
#5

Coconut Grove

$2K ACS median rent

The official polygon is Grove Center. Median income is $125,458 and rent is $2,213. Violent Part I (sample) is 0.9 per 1,000. Property is 11.3. Renters are 53%.

Walk index
56
Safety index
11
Published fit
59
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Stuck between these two? Coconut Grove vs Design District

55fit
#6

Design District

$2K ACS median rent

The official polygon is Design District. Median income is n/a and rent is n/a. Violent Part I (sample) is 0 per 1,000. Property is 0. Renters are n/a.

Walk index
25
Safety index
100
Published fit
55

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Stuck between these two? Design District vs Little Havana

54fit
#7

Little Havana

$2K ACS median rent

The official polygon is East Little Havana. Median income is $42,440 and rent is $1,514. Violent Part I (sample) is 1.8 per 1,000. Property is 5.6. Renters are 92%.

Walk index
47
Safety index
26
Published fit
54

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Stuck between these two? Little Havana vs East Grove

54fit
#8

East Grove

$2K ACS median rent

The official polygon is East Grove. Median income is n/a and rent is n/a. Violent Part I (sample) is 0 per 1,000. Property is 0. Renters are n/a.

Walk index
27
Safety index
100
Published fit
54

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Stuck between these two? East Grove vs Edgewater

49fit
#9

Edgewater

$3K ACS median rent

The official polygon is Edgewater. Median income is $115,538 and rent is $2,710. Violent Part I (sample) is 1.5 per 1,000. Property is 6.9. Renters are 75%.

Walk index
41
Safety index
21
Published fit
49
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Stuck between these two? Edgewater vs Morningside

47fit
#10

Morningside

$2K ACS median rent

The official polygon is Morningside. Median income is n/a and rent is n/a. Violent Part I (sample) is 0 per 1,000. Property is 0. Renters are n/a.

Walk index
13
Safety index
100
Published fit
47
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Common questions

Same list, said in questions. The numbers are in the table.

What does this Miami ranking actually measure?

Who can do more of a week on foot. We count mapped groceries, cafes, parks, and transit inside 800 meters — an errand map, not a Walk Score license.

Why is Brickell #1?

Brickell wins the errand count — walk 100 vs 62 in Midtown. Groceries within 800 meters: 8 vs 5.

How is this different from the family list?

The family list pays for nearby schools and a quieter map. This one pays for the grocery and the transit stop. A lawn with a long drive can win families and lose here.

Why isn't Shorecrest on this list?

Shorecrest is official and still off this top 10. Walk 7 — groceries 2, transit 0 inside 800 meters. A bigger yard can lose to a shorter shop.

Can I compare a Miami score to another city?

No. Hyde Park in Austin is not Hyde Park in Chicago. A 72 here is a rank inside this city’s official neighborhoods, not a grade you can carry across a state line.

What does rent mean on this list?

ACS median gross rent among these 10 areas runs $1,514 to $3,196. Five-year survey, studios through large apartments mixed together — not a listing you can message tonight.

Everyone sees this order so the list is arguable. Set your own weights · Method.