MiMo Historic District

Homes for Sale in MiMo Historic District

Search all MiMo Historic District homes for sale below. MiMo Historic District is an area along the Biscayne Boulevard that runs from 50th Street to 77th Street. The neighborhood received its name due to the widely prevalent Miami Modernist (“MiMo”) architecture built in the neighborhood.

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MiMo Historic District Real Estate Statistics October 25, 2020
4
Listed
48
Avg. DOM
$476.13
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$492,000
Med. List Price
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4 Properties
5701 Biscayne Blvd #701 Miami, FL 33137
$299,500
16
5701 Biscayne Blvd #701
Miami, FL 33137
THE FLATS AT MORNINGSIDE
2
Beds
1F11/2
Baths
915
Sq.Ft.
MLS #: A10900056
7534 NE 6th Ct Miami, FL 33138
$684,500
50
7534 NE 6th Ct
Miami, FL 33138
AQUA MARINE
3
Beds
3
Baths
1,283
Sq.Ft.
MLS #: A10925724
5701 Biscayne Blvd #401 Miami, FL 33137
$289,000
11
5701 Biscayne Blvd #401
Miami, FL 33137
THE FLATS AT MORNINGSIDE
1
Beds
1F11/2
Baths
915
Sq.Ft.
MLS #: A10928171
5631 Biscayne Blvd Miami, FL 33137
$1,575,000
8
5631 Biscayne Blvd
Miami, FL 33137
BAYSHORE UNIT NO 3
3
Beds
2
Baths
2,164
Sq.Ft.
MLS #: A10899436

MiMo Historic District Information

The MiMo was recognized as a regional style of architecture just recently but it was a home style that was developed in South Florida during the post-war era. At first, it was considered a response to the International Style.

The Mimo architecture is greatly noticeable in most hotels, condos and resorts that were built right after the Great Depression.

MiMO Historic District is also known as MiMo on BiBo for Miami Modern on Biscayne Boulevard. Biscayne Boulevard was constructed as a result of a burgeoning economy of Miami. Its main purpose was to create an avenue that would connect Downtown Miami to the neighborhood of Miami Shores.

It was in 1927 when the boulevard was opened to automobile traffic. The boulevard, at this time, extended north to NE 55th Street where it will connect with US-1.

Construction of homes along the Biscayne Boulevard did not begin until the 1940s. The northeast area of the district is where most of the single family homes are. Due to many financial struggles during that time, many of the constructions in the area were abandoned. There are, however, several motor courts and motels built during the early years of the 1950s. This made the neighborhood the Motel Capital of Miami.

Today, the neighborhood is home to several historic buildings – both commercial and residential with MiMo architecture.

In 2014, the district received the distinction of being Curbed’s Neighborhood of the Year, beating out Coconut Grove.

MiMo Historic District is home to several mid-rise condo buildings.  This includes:
Condos