Coral Gables

A historic and tranquil town bursting with natural beauty

Welcome to Coral Gables

 
Long referred to as The City Beautiful, Coral Gables is considered one of the most breathtaking neighborhoods in South Florida. This centrally-located community has a long and storied history, represented in the surrounding architecture. Many of the ivy-covered mansions in Coral Gables’ charming residential areas have a Spanish-style aesthetic with signature red tiled roofs and stone patios surrounded by lush, green treescapes. There is a sense of residential tranquility here, with residents embracing the area's natural beauty. The best of Florida’s art and culture is available to those seeking it in Coral Gables. 
 
Coral Gables real estate offers some of Florida’s most beautiful and exclusive homes. Mansions, particularly those on the water, provide a sense of sophistication. Sought-after residential areas in Coral Gables include Gables Estates, Cocoplum, Journey's End, Old Cutler Bay, and Gables by the Sea.
 

What to Love

 
  • Gorgeous tree-lined streets
  • Proximity to great shopping, dining, and entertainment
  • Short drive to Miami International Airport, PortMiami, and Miami Beach
  • Mediterranean Revival Architecture

Local Lifestyle

 
Residents living in Coral Gables enjoy the finer things in life: serene, shaded streets, upscale restaurants and boutiques, and access to stunning historical landmarks like the Biltmore Hotel and Riviera Country Club. A stone’s throw away from the glittering nightlife scene in Brickell and Miami Beach, residents can also be found enjoying a night on the town or sipping champagne at a hot new restaurant. Despite the area's exclusivity, the community is warm and welcoming and embraces visitors year-round. 
 

Dining, Entertainment & Shopping

 
Local residents love to visit Miracle Mile, a half-mile, tree-lined section of Coral Way, to peruse luxury boutiques and eateries. The best in designer shopping can also be found at the Shops at Merrick Park, a two-story open-air complex that also boasts a wide selection of restaurants. 
 
Diners will love an icy-cold martini and prime USDA filet at Hillstone, an upscale American restaurant located at 201 Miracle Mile. Meanwhile, Christy's Restaurant serves the freshest local seafood, hand-cut steaks, and a selection of fine wines. 
 
To indulge in upscale Italian fare, make sure to reserve a table at Caffe Abbracci. This refined and elegant eatery is home to an expansive menu of delightful pasta, homemade bread, and more.

Things to Do

 
With the plethora of activities at your fingertips, deciding how to spend a day in Coral Gables is worth considering. Take advantage of the luxurious Venetian Pool, a premium sports club built in the 1920s, or enjoy racquetball with friends at Salvadore Park Tennis Center
 
Enjoy lucrative spa services or a deluxe brunch at the Biltmore Hotel, Coral Gables’ most exclusive resort. Afterward, view a classic film at the Coral Gables Art Cinema, or explore art galleries and high-end restaurants at Giralda Plaza. 
Coral Gables residents spend a relaxing day on the green at golf clubs such as the Riviera Country Club, Deering Bay Yacht and Country Club, and Granada Golf Course, whose grounds all feature stunning courses and premium amenities for members.  
 
Take your family to the local farmers market each weekend, where you and your loved ones can peruse a variety of vendor stalls for fresh meats, artisan goods, and produce. After grabbing everything you need there, stop by Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden to experience Coral Gables’ true natural beauty. 
 

Schools

 
Miami-Dade County Public Schools serve Coral Gables. Educational opportunities include:

  • Riviera Day School, PK-12
  • Gulliver Day School, PK-12
  • St. Thomas Episcopal Parish School, K-5
  • University of Miami

 

 

Overview for Coral Gables, FL

49,269 people live in Coral Gables, where the median age is 39.9 and the average individual income is $71,623. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

49,269

Total Population

39.9 years

Median Age

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$71,623

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Demographics and Employment Data for Coral Gables, FL

Coral Gables has 18,719 households, with an average household size of 2.38. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Coral Gables do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 49,269 people call Coral Gables home. The population density is 3,811.31 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

49,269

Total Population

High

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39.9

Median Age

46.24 / 53.76%

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2.38

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$71,623

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