Discover Miami Apartments

Find your perfect apartment by browsing buildings that match what matters most to you. Every category is powered by real Miami-Dade County data, FEMA flood maps, and building inspections.

⚠️ Important for Miami Renters

Miami has unique housing concerns that other cities don't face:

  • Hurricane Risk: Miami averages a major hurricane every 3 years
  • Flood Zones: Over 55% of Miami properties are in flood zones
  • 40-Year Recertification: Buildings 30+ years old require structural inspection after Surfside
  • No Rent Control: Florida law prohibits cities from enacting rent control

Find the Perfect Miami Apartment

StreetSmart's Discover feature helps you find apartments that match your specific needs. Whether you're looking for a building with low flood risk, a condo that's passed its 40-year recertification, or an apartment built with post-Hurricane Andrew building codes, we've analyzed data from over 200,000 Miami-Dade properties to help you make an informed decision.

How We Categorize Buildings

Every category on this page is based on official data from Miami-Dade County Code Enforcement, FEMA flood maps, building permits, and other municipal sources. We don't accept payments to feature buildings—our rankings are based purely on data.

  • Low Flood Risk: Buildings in FEMA Zone X with minimal flood history
  • 40-Year Recertified: Buildings that have passed Miami-Dade's structural safety inspection
  • Post-Andrew Construction: Built after 1994 with Florida's stronger building codes
  • Safest: Buildings scoring 90+ on our safety metrics
  • Pest-Free: Buildings with zero pest-related violations or complaints
  • Best Maintained: Buildings where issues are addressed promptly

Miami Renter Context

Florida prohibits rent control statewide, so unlike NYC or LA, Miami has no rent stabilization. The most important factors for Miami renters are building safety (especially flood risk and structural integrity), hurricane preparedness, and the condition of older condo buildings following the 2021 Surfside collapse tragedy. We weight these factors heavily in our Miami scoring.