Miami Community Guide

Coral Gables

Historic architecture. Waterfront estates. A city unlike the rest of Miami.
Est. 1925 Homes + Condos Waterfront Central Miami-Dade
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What should a buyer know about Coral Gables?
Coral Gables in 30 Seconds

What kind of neighborhood is Coral Gables?

Where is it? Southwest of Brickell and Coconut Grove, extending from its urban center south toward Biscayne Bay.
The Feel
Established, landscaped and architecturally distinctive, with a residential character very different from Miami's high-rise districts.
Housing
Condos, historic residences, renovated single-family homes, newer construction, waterfront properties and large luxury estates.
The Center
Miracle Mile and Downtown Coral Gables provide the city's primary concentration of restaurants, offices, shopping and condominium living.
Going South
Larger properties and significant waterfront real estate become increasingly prominent as Coral Gables extends toward Biscayne Bay.
Understanding the Market

What does it cost to buy in Coral Gables?

There is no single Coral Gables price point. Condominiums, traditional single-family homes, luxury residences and exceptional waterfront properties operate in very different segments of the market.
Condos + Townhomes

Entry to the Gables

≈ $749K
Median Current Asking Price

The broadest lower-price entry into Coral Gables, with much of the condominium inventory closer to Downtown and major corridors.

Single-Family

Core Home Market

≈ $3.3M
Median Current Asking Price

This segment spans older character homes, renovated residences, newer construction and substantially different lot sizes and locations.

Luxury

Upper Market

$5M+
A Distinct Property Segment

Larger lots, extensive renovations, newer construction and prime locations can move pricing well beyond the citywide median.

Estate + Waterfront

Eight Figures

$10M to $30M+
Select Properties

Exceptional estates and significant waterfront properties can operate in an entirely different segment of the Coral Gables market.

What changes the price? Location Lot Size Condition New Construction Waterfront Boating Access
Market snapshot as of September 2026. Current median asking prices are approximately $3.3M for single-family homes and $749K for condos and townhomes. Price bands provide general market orientation and are not property valuations. Current inventory and comparable sales should be reviewed for any specific property.
Understanding the Area

Where would I live within Coral Gables?

Coral Gables changes considerably as you move through the city. Open an area for a quick look at its housing and geography.
More Urban More Residential + Waterfront
Downtown Coral Gables centers around Miracle Mile and Ponce de Leon Boulevard. This is where Coral Gables becomes more urban, with restaurants, offices, shops and a greater concentration of condominiums.
Established residential streets, mature landscaping and homes from multiple architectural periods characterize much of central Coral Gables.
The Riviera area extends through residential Coral Gables near the University of Miami and South Miami, with single-family homes spanning different periods, sizes and architectural styles.
Portions of Coral Gables extend along residential waterways and canals, creating a distinct waterfront housing segment with docks and routes toward Biscayne Bay.
Gables Estates is a gated waterfront estate community in southern Coral Gables characterized by substantial residential properties and significant waterfront frontage near Biscayne Bay.
Beyond the Homes

What is around you?

Coral Gables combines residential neighborhoods with established dining districts, historic landmarks, recreation and cultural destinations.
01

Miracle Mile

Dining · Shopping · Downtown Gables

02

Giralda Plaza

Restaurants · Cafes · Outdoor Dining

03

The Biltmore

Golf · Dining · Historic Landmark

04

Venetian Pool

Historic Landmark · Recreation

05

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden

Gardens · Culture · Events

Getting Oriented

Where is Coral Gables within Miami?

If you're new to Miami, these neighboring areas help place Coral Gables within the broader geography of Miami-Dade.

Coconut Grove Northeast
South Miami West / Southwest
Pinecrest South
Brickell Northeast
Biscayne Bay East / Southeast
Coral Gables · Miami-Dade
Questions Buyers Ask

Curious about Coral Gables?

A deeper look at some of the questions that come up when buyers begin exploring homes in Coral Gables.
It depends on the specific property. Historic designation, zoning, architectural requirements and other development standards can affect what is possible. If redevelopment is part of the purchase plan, investigate the individual property before buying.
It depends on the property and the boat. Canal location, bridge clearance, water depth, dock configuration and vessel dimensions can all affect access to Biscayne Bay.
No. The age of a home and historic designation are not the same thing. The status of an individual property should be verified, particularly when significant alterations or redevelopment are planned.
Location within the city, lot size, condition, construction quality, property age, waterfront, boating access and other property-specific characteristics can create substantial differences in value.
Condominium living is more concentrated around Downtown Coral Gables and major corridors than within predominantly single-family portions of the city. Building age, amenities and ownership costs vary.
Coral Gables contains housing from many different periods. Renovations, additions and major building systems can vary substantially from one property to another, making property-specific evaluation important.
Yes. Coral Gables extends south toward Biscayne Bay and contains numerous residential waterways, canals and waterfront properties. The type of waterfront and access varies considerably by location.
They are neighboring but distinct real estate markets. Coral Gables was developed as a planned city and extends from an urban commercial core through broad single-family residential areas toward Biscayne Bay. Coconut Grove has its own development pattern, housing mix, commercial center and waterfront geography.
Often, it is the range of real estate within one city. Downtown condominiums, established residential streets, larger homes and waterfront estates can represent very different property types and price points while all carrying a Coral Gables address.
Coral Gables is recognized for its Mediterranean-influenced architecture, landscaped streets, Miracle Mile, the Biltmore Hotel, Venetian Pool, the University of Miami and its extensive residential areas extending toward Biscayne Bay.
Dania Diaz · RE/MAX Advance Realty

Thinking about Coral Gables?

From Downtown condos to single-family homes and waterfront estates, Dania can help you understand the properties, pricing and opportunities across the Coral Gables market.

Dania Diaz · RE/MAX Advance Realty