Walden

Walden works well for buyers who want a residential, community-scaled part of Miami-Dade rather than the density of Downtown. It's a quieter, mid-market pocket with a mix of single-family living, some waterfront, and everyday practicality. If your priority is space and value over nightlife, it's a strong fit.

Compared to Miami's coastal and center-city neighborhoods, Walden is relatively affordable — the median list price is $364,500 and the average is about $250 per square foot. There are currently no listings above $1 million in active inventory, so the range stays accessible for most buyers. Entry-level homes start around $185,000.

Active listings run from $185,000 up to about $888,888, with a median list of $364,500 and a typical home size near 1,472 square feet. Over the past year, 17 homes actually sold at a median price of $380,000. That gap between list and sold tells you pricing is holding steady and negotiations are landing close to ask.

It's a measured, balanced market with 20 active listings and a median 107 days on market, which gives buyers time to negotiate. Sellers are still getting about 98% of their asking price, so well-priced homes trade fairly. This isn't a frenzy — it rewards patient, informed buyers.

The median HOA runs about $163 a month, which is modest for the Miami area and typically covers shared community costs. Property taxes come in around $6,698 a year at current values. Budget both into your monthly numbers alongside insurance, which matters throughout Miami-Dade.