Little Havana

Buildings in Little Havana

Compare the 2 condo buildings: prices, year built and units available today.

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List prices and units available today: Miami MLS, measured October 2026.

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Frequently asked questions about condos in Little Havana

Answers to the most common questions about prices, inventory type and the process of buying a condo in this area.

Little Havana is the best-known Cuban neighborhood in the United States and one of Miami's most established, with more than six decades of continuous history as a community. That stability, combined with the lowest entry price among the Miami areas in our portfolio, makes it the natural starting point for anyone who wants to invest in Miami without Brickell's or Wynwood's ticket price.

  • Live — You want a walkable neighborhood with real cultural identity, close to Downtown and Brickell.
  • Invest — You're after the lowest entry price among the Miami areas in our portfolio, in an already-established, non-speculative neighborhood.
  • Second home — You'd rather have a central property, minutes from the airport and the financial district, at a lower entry price.
  • Rent out — You're interested in a low HOA that supports a better net rental margin.

Who buys in Little Havana? Buyers who prioritize the lowest entry price among the Miami areas in our portfolio; Investors looking for a low HOA and a higher net rental margin; Buyers who value the neighborhood's real cultural identity over a generic tower; People who want to be close to Downtown and Brickell without paying their prices.

There are currently 40 active condos for sale in Little Havana, priced between $218,600 and $400,900 with a median of $319,500. Median size is 787 square feet and median HOA is $570 a month. We can send you current availability based on what you're looking for.

Mostly resale units in established buildings, with a median build year of 2003. There is no inventory flagged as new construction in the area today.

Little Havana combines the lowest entry price among the Miami areas in our portfolio with an already-established, non-speculative neighborhood, and a notably low median HOA ($570 a month) compared to other areas. We don't guarantee returns: we help you evaluate each opportunity against real market data.

Yes. International buyers can purchase property without being U.S. residents or citizens, and financing options exist for foreign buyers depending on their profile. We help you access those options.

It's the best-known Cuban neighborhood in the United States, with more than six decades of continuous history along Calle Ocho, Domino Park and the Walk of Fame. That combination of real cultural identity, central location and a low entry price is unique among the Miami areas we work in.

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