Canopy streets, sailboats and old Miami
Coconut Grove real estate guide
The city's oldest neighborhood: tree-lined streets, marinas, and a village center that still feels like a village.
- $2,875,000
- Median asking price
- $1,337
- Asking price per sq ft
- 101 days
- Median days listed
- 298
- Active listings
August 2026 · neighborhoodwide for-sale listings. Source: Realtor.com · Checked September 8, 2026.Across property types in the source's area boundary. Asking prices are seller expectations, not completed sale prices. Medians describe the area and do not value an individual home.
Living in Coconut Grove
The Grove trades skyline for tree canopy. Streets curve, banyans arch overhead, and the waterfront is defined by marinas rather than seawalls. It is the closest thing Miami has to a small town inside the city.
Housing runs the full range — 1920s Bahamian cottages, mid-century ranches on oversized lots, new-construction villas, and condominiums along South Bayshore Drive.
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What defines the market
- Compare school options and confirm current attendance boundaries
- Deep-water dockage available on select streets
- Check flood exposure and insurance for the specific property
- CocoWalk, Regatta Harbour and the Saturday Coconut Grove farmers market
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