Little Haiti is a neighborhood in Miami that is known by many names. It is also known as Little River, Edison and by its historical name of Lemon City.
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Search all Little Haiti homes for sale below. As its name suggests, Little Haiti serves as a residential enclave for many Haitian immigrants. Little Haiti is additionally home to a number of single-family homes that range from bungalow starter home to luxurious two-story residences
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Little Haiti Real Estate Statistics June 20, 2021
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Listed
69
Avg. DOM
$355.27
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$419,000
Med. List Price
Little Haiti Information
The neighborhood is distinguished by its borders that run along the NW/NE 54th Street, NW/NE 80th Street and Interstate 95.
Little Haiti got its name when activist and community leader, Viter Juste, wrote a Miami Herald piece describing the community as a “Little Port-au-Prince,” which was eventually shortened to Little Haiti. It was in May 2016 that Miami commissioners voted to change its neighborhood name to Little Haiti from Lemon City/Little River.
The French-Creole influence is evident in the restaurants, nightlife and every day events. Commercial establishments often have vibrant colors depicting the lively lifestyle of its residents.
Just last year, the neighborhood was chosen as one of the selected economic development site that aims to re-energize and revitalize one of Miami’s pioneer commercial corridors for both residents and tourists.
Little Haiti is home to a number of landmarks and attractions. There are a number of recreational parks that includes Athalie Range Park, Legion Park, Little Haiti Soccer Park and Lemon City Park.
The city also has a 13-foot bronze statue of General Toussaint L’Ouverture, regarded as the Father of Haitian Revolution, at the very heart of Little Haiti.
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