Coral Gables
Price Range
$1M - $30M+
Population
49,802
Lifestyle Score
20/100
Life & Practicalities
- Flood zone
- VE — flood insurance typically required on federally backed mortgages
- Lifestyle Score
- 20 / 100 — car-dependent
- Public schools nearby
- 8
- Est. drive to nearest modeled airport
- 32 min — Miami International Airport (MIA)
- Est. drive to nearest modeled beach access
- 33 min — Crandon Park Beach
- Mean commute to work
- 23.8 min
- Median household income
- $134K
Sources: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer · OpenStreetMap contributors · Urban Institute / NCES. Informational only, not a flood insurance determination. Census values apply only to the named municipality/CDP (ACS 2020–2024 5-year). This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.
About
Coral Gables — the 'City Beautiful' — is one of Miami's most prestigious neighborhoods. Laid out in the 1920s under a single Mediterranean Revival plan, it holds the historic Biltmore Hotel and the coral-rock Venetian Pool. The University of Miami campus, upscale shopping along Miracle Mile, and a dense gallery and theater scene all sit within its borders. Tree-lined boulevards, plazas with fountains, and some of the strictest architectural review standards in Florida keep its timeless elegance intact.
Elegant, Historic, Refined
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about buying and investing in this area
What is Coral Gables known for?
Known as 'The City Beautiful,' Coral Gables anchors its identity in Mediterranean Revival architecture, broad boulevards shaded by mature tree canopies, the landmark Biltmore Hotel, and the historic Venetian Pool. Strict zoning ordinances have guarded that graceful character for generations, which keeps the city among Miami's most prestigious and enduring residential addresses.
What kind of homes does Coral Gables have?
Public options run deep, headlined by Coral Gables Senior High and its IB program, with George Washington Carver Middle and Coral Gables Preparatory Academy close behind. On the private side, families gravitate to Gulliver Schools, Riviera Day School, and St. Philip's Episcopal School. That depth across the school district steadily fuels end-user demand and underpins home values.
How much do homes cost in Coral Gables?
Values in Coral Gables begin near $700,000 for smaller homes and climb past $30 million for the grandest historic estates, with the median holding in the $1.2-1.8 million range. Waterfront positions along the Coral Gables Waterway and gated enclaves such as Gables Estates command clear premiums, and move-in ready homes with modern updates consistently set the market's pace.
Is Coral Gables walkable?
Coral Gables sits among Miami's most established residential districts, pairing shaded, low-traffic streets with mature tree cover, parks that include Matheson Hammock, and a full calendar of community events. A walkable downtown keeps restaurants, shops, and cultural venues within easy reach, and it is precisely this blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience that draws so many families here.
What is the lifestyle like in Coral Gables?
Everyday life in Coral Gables carries a more refined, unhurried pace than Miami Beach or Brickell. Historic architecture surrounds residents, golf at the Biltmore and Riviera Country Club stays within reach, and meals unfold along Miracle Mile with the University of Miami campus nearby. It is the kind of polished, grounded setting that appeals equally to a wide range of buyers.
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