Population
489,812
As of 2025
Figure Covers
City proper, July 1, 2025 Census Population Estimates Program
Residences Listed
2
Nearest Airport
Miami International Airport
Miami is a major coastal metropolis serving as the seat of Miami-Dade County and a hub for international commerce. It is widely recognized for its diverse cultural landscape and significant influence on Latin American relations.
A Brief History
The area was originally inhabited by the Tequesta Indians before Spanish control and subsequent European settlement. The city was formally incorporated on July 28, 1896, following the extension of Henry Flagler's railroad. It grew rapidly throughout the 20th century, becoming a primary destination for migration waves that shaped its modern demographic profile.
Getting There
Miami International Airport
MIA, approximately 20 minutes drive
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
FLL, approximately 45 minutes drive
Cultural Highlights
Pérez Art Museum Miami
This contemporary art museum showcases international art of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
This historic estate preserves the Gilded Age architecture and Italian Renaissance-style gardens of James Deering.
Calle Ocho Festival
This annual street festival celebrates the city's deep-rooted Cuban heritage and Latin American culture.
Luxury & Lifestyle
The Setai, Miami Beach
This luxury resort offers high-end accommodations and world-class spa services.
L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon
This Michelin-recognized restaurant provides a refined French fine-dining experience.
Fisher Island Club
This exclusive private club features a deep-water marina and championship golf course.
Residences in Miami
All DevelopmentsKempinski Residences
Two towers joined by an elevated sky bridge at the gateway to the Design District, with 132 residences, townhomes, and Kempinski-managed service.
Miami Tropic Residences
A 49-floor Arquitectonica tower of 329 residences with Jean-Georges kitchens, Yabu Pushelberg interiors, and private rooftop pools.