Coral Gables
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Coral Gables is one of Miami's most recognizable residential environments, defined by Mediterranean Revival architecture, shaded streets, grand boulevards and a carefully cultivated sense of place. Conceived as a planned city, it offers a scale and architectural consistency that distinguishes it from Miami's more eclectic neighborhoods.
Beyond its historic homes, Coral Gables has evolved into a sophisticated lifestyle district anchored by restaurants, galleries, boutique shopping, business destinations and cultural institutions. Larger estates, waterfront properties and elegant condominium residences sit alongside some of South Florida's most established private schools.
What to Love
Mediterranean Revival architecture · Tree-lined streets · Upscale dining · Private clubs · Strong school ecosystem
Local Lifestyle
Life in Coral Gables is polished but residential. Residents enjoy quiet streets at home while remaining close to Miracle Mile, Merrick Park, Downtown Coral Gables and Miami's major employment centers.
Demographics and Employment
The city has nearly 50,000 residents and a highly educated, affluent professional population. Median household income is approximately $134,000.
Schools in Coral Gables
The city has access to a broad public-school network and notable private institutions including Gulliver Academy, Gulliver Preparatory and Riviera schools.
Around Coral Gables
Miracle Mile · The Plaza Coral Gables · Merrick Park · Biltmore Hotel · Venetian Pool · University of Miami
Real Estate
Historic character, lot size, mature landscaping and architectural integrity remain central to the market. Carefully renovated estates are especially compelling.
