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Witnessing the neighborhood’s evolution
Long-time residents of Brownsville have witnessed the neighborhood evolve over the last few decades. Most modern redevelopment has been fueled by the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act of 2009, bringing brand-new high-rise living and retail opportunities to the area surrounding the Brownsville Metrorail station. This effort has generated new businesses, job growth and even population growth to help create a brighter future for the Brownsville community. Today, the area continues to provide ample living opportunities to South Florida residents looking for a glimpse into some of Miami’s richest African American history.
Brownsville also offers apartment living arragements.
There are many new housing developments within Brownsville.
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Homes in the historic hub of Brownsville
Many of Brownsville’s ranch-style homes and cottages have been renovated, but there’s plenty of room for investment in this historic Miami hub. Though brand-new builds are slowly popping up, fixer-uppers with classic Spanish Revival design line these residential streets, ranging in price from $350,000 to $500,000. As part of the neighborhood’s recent resurgence, a number of condominium developments and high-rise apartment towers have been constructed near the metro station. Surrounding them is a sea of pastel homes with fenced-in parking and the occasional carport. The streets are sometimes uneven, and sidewalks aren’t guaranteed, but the residents who call Brownsville home know that the area’s true appeal rests in its history.
Some Brownsville residential area have a definity caribbean feel.
Brownsville has some picturesque homes with Caribbean flair.
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Celebrating South Florida’s diverse history
The Historic Hampton House Cultural Center celebrates South Florida’s diverse history through programs and events geared toward culture, music and education. Originally known as the “Social Center of the South,” Hampton House was a hotspot for entertainment in the 1950s and 60s, a green book venue providing African Americans with safe lodging, dining and pertinent information. The center was even featured in the 2020 film “One Night in Miami,” which would go on to earn three Academy Award nominations. Farther north, the African Heritage Cultural Arts Center offers high-quality instruction for youth in the performing and visual arts. The center provides art academies for students, apprenticeships and an artist residency program.
Brownsville African Heritage Cultural Center is an active member of the neighborhood.
Brownsville welcomes you to its art district.
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Miami’s Metrobus and Metrorail
Though Brownsville is considered an urban neighborhood, residents rely on personal vehicles and public transportation for daily commutes. Miami’s Metrobus stops along Northwest 27th Avenue, Brownsville’s central thoroughfare, which also holds the Brownsville Metrorail Station. Additional bus stops extend along Northwest 32nd Street and Northwest 54th Street, heading east toward Liberty City and Little Haiti. Jackson Memorial Hospital is 4 miles southeast along the same route. Brownsville’s residents are less than 7 miles from Downtown Miami via Interstate 95, accessible from the Airport Expressway toll road. Folks can reach Hialeah with a 5-mile commute north or Miami International Airport 5 miles south.
Brownsville train station is a great commodity for the neighborhood.
Bus feeders bring commuters to the Brownsville train station.
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Performing and visual arts magnet schools
Local families have options when it comes to public schooling in Brownsville. Students can begin at Charles R. Drew K-8 Center, a magnet school for visual and performing arts with a C on Niche. There, children are encouraged to pursue programs in music, dance, theater and visual arts. Miami Northwestern Senior High is also an arts magnet, having greatly improved its rating since the Florida School Accountability Report was implemented in the late 1990s. Today, the high school earns a C-plus on Niche. Both Earlington Heights Elementary and Brownsville Middle pour into Miami Northwestern as well, earning a B-minus and C on Niche, respectively.
The Brownsville residents enroll their kids at the Charles Drew K-8 Center
Brownsville’s community pools and pocket parks
Over the summer, many of the area’s community pools open their gates to the public. Grapeland Water Park is a hub for family amusement, set with a pool playground that features a dumping bucket, lazy river and themed slides. Both Marva Y. Bannerman Park and Charles Hadley Park have their own public pools, the latter hosting Brownsville’s Inner City Children’s Touring Dance Company. Both parks also include ball courts and plenty of open field space for pick-up games. Residents are privy to a handful of pocket parks as well, like Claire Rosichan Park and Rocky Creek Park. Both spaces include playgrounds and benches for on-looking parents. Under the banner of South Florida’s constant sun, kids may reap more pleasure from the shaded playground at Olinda Park.
Brownsville Charles hadley park has a state of the art pool for its patrons.
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Brownsville has plenty of "pocket" park all around.
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Slinging classic southern soul food
Everyday provisions can be found along Northwest 79th Street, where a Walmart Supercenter sits across the way from Presidente Supermarket, a popular Latin chain providing international grocery items. Brownsville is also packed with southern chain eateries, from Checkers to Snappers Fish & Chicken. Those looking for a more localized bite can try Vicky Bakery, serving up traditional Cuban coffee, pastries, bread, sandwiches and even custom desserts. MLK Restaurant, also known as “My Little Kitchen,” is a greasy spoon, slinging classic soul food like smothered pork chops, Georgia sausage and boiled fish.
The Cod restaurant in Brownsville is a staple of the neighborhood.
Brownsville locals can go to the local Cod restaurant for fresh seafood.
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On average, homes in Brownsville, FL sell after 60 days on the market compared to the national average of 50 days. The median sale price for homes in Brownsville, FL over the last 12 months is $470,000, up 18% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Single-family home with no HOA! Centrally located near Miami Design District, Wynwood, Airport, and I-95! IMPACT WINDOWS AND DOORS. Features include an UPDATED kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, updated bathrooms, a laundry room, and a storage room. The spacious backyard offers plenty of room to add a pool or create your dream outdoor space.
Great investment opportunity. Fully remodeled 3/2 with an in-law suite perfect for a family or investor. As you step inside, you'll be greeted by an open and inviting floor plan that is perfect for both entertaining and everyday living. Conveniently located near shopping center, restaurants and the new soccer stadium. Don't miss this opportunity.
Beautiful newly renovated multi family unit! Don't miss out! Gross rent of $5,100. One unit of 3/2 and one of 2/1. Multi Family next door also for sale for a total gross rent of $11,400 between both check MLS #A11824528 . Nicely renovated units with Kitchens and full quartz backsplash and stainless steel appliances, dining room, large family room, master bedroom, newer bathrooms and laundry
Single Family, 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with ample living space and a large backyard.New laminate flooring throughout. Kitchen has wood cabinets and all new appliances. The property offers off-street and street parking. This property provides comfortable accommodations offering for relaxation and entertainment. Mango tree in the backyard. This inviting urban retreat is centrally located in the
Hampton Village is located at 2800 NW 43rd Terrace in Miami and consists of 100 newly-renovated affordable housing units – all of which are designated for residents with incomes at or below 60% of the area's median income. FIRST COME! FIRST SERVED!Please contact the office for additional information.ALL ADULTS MUST HAVE INCOME EQUAL TO THE RENT. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Efficiency unit available for rent with a private side entrance, ideal for one person. The space includes a bathroom, fridge, microwave, and sink—everything you need for comfortable, independent living. Convenient setup, ready to move in. Criminal background check required
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