Walden

Walden appeals to buyers who want single-family scale and quieter streets while staying inside Miami-Dade County. With a median home around 1,524 sqft and a mix of waterfront and pool properties, it offers more space than the condo-heavy neighborhoods near Downtown. It's a practical fit for anyone prioritizing room over nightlife.

Compared to Miami's coastal towers, Walden is relatively approachable — the median list price is $405,000 and no active listings currently top $1 million. Prices span a wide $185,000 to $888,888 range, so there's genuine flexibility depending on your budget and whether you want waterfront or a pool.

The median list price is $405,000 and the average is about $252 per square foot on a median home size of 1,524 sqft. Over the last 12 months, 18 homes sold at a median price of $382,500, so recent sales are landing a touch below current asking levels.

It's a measured market with 18 active listings and a median of 97.5 days on market, meaning homes aren't flying off the shelf. Sellers are still getting about 98% of asking on average, so well-priced homes hold their value while giving buyers negotiating room. You can track new listings on the live map.

The median HOA here is $163 per month, which is modest relative to many amenity-loaded Miami communities. Median property taxes run about $7,022 per year, so factor both into your monthly carrying costs when you compare Walden to condo neighborhoods like Brickell.