Miami, Florida
Upper Eastside
A historic residential corridor along Biscayne Boulevard
The Upper Eastside is a historic residential corridor along Biscayne Boulevard, located between the MiMo Historic District and the Design District. The area features a mix of mid-century MiMo (Miami Modern) architecture, historic homes, and new developments. The MiMo Boulevard corridor offers a growing collection of restaurants, bars, and shops in restored mid-century buildings. The Upper Eastside attracts residents seeking historic character and a central location near Biscayne Bay.
Population
~12,000
Median Age
~38
Avg. Home Price
~$500,000
Crime Level
Low to Moderate
Demographics
Housing & Cost of Living
The market ranges from restored MiMo-era homes to new townhome and apartment developments. Prices have risen as the area has attracted new investment along the Biscayne Boulevard corridor.
Crime & Safety
Overall Level: Low to Moderate
The Upper Eastside is generally safe with mostly property crime. The area benefits from growing investment, an active neighborhood association, and increasing foot traffic along Biscayne Boulevard.
Schools & Education
Miami-Dade County Public Schools serve the area. Some families choose charter, magnet, or private school options.
Pros & Cons of Living Here
Pros
- Historic MiMo architecture and tree-lined streets
- Growing restaurant and bar scene along Biscayne Boulevard
- Central location near the Design District and Biscayne Bay
- Mix of historic charm and new development
Cons
- Rising home prices as the area gentrifies
- Traffic on Biscayne Boulevard during peak hours
- Some areas still transitioning in redevelopment
- Schools are average compared to other Miami options
Statistics are approximate estimates based on publicly available sources (US Census data, city records, real estate listings, and GreatSchools ratings) and are provided for general guidance only. Figures may change over time. Verify current data before making housing or relocation decisions.