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If you work in Coral Gables and are seeking a more downtown younger vibe Brickell is also a good choice. The Gables is dull.
Look for a place in coral gables nearby miracle mile… dm if you need tips
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Gables and Coconut Grove have really nice buildings with nice communities (key for a nice place bc who gives a f about the amenities if the ppl is trash lol). I strongly recommend trying to find ppl that live in the places and ask about neighbors, the association
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20-30 in at peak times too or without traffic?
Welcome to Miami! It’s all depends on what you are looking for. Where are you relocating from? Some buildings do charge for parking. I have a great realtor just bought a condo. She also does leases. I recommend going to different neighborhoods at different times of the day to get a real feel for it .
You can’t go wrong with any of those neighborhoods. What about coconut grove? That’s closer to coral gables and still has a more youthful vibe. There’s a lot of coffee shops and walkable restaurants! I mean old school as in (from my personal observation) coral gables is less transplants and more people that have been here their entire lives AND has more of the latam vibe (which is nice too)! maybe spend some time in the neighborhoods and see how you feel. And welcome to miami! hope you find the right neighborhood for you!