Pinecrest is Greater Miami’s best place to live, according to new rankings from Niche.
The review site based its rankings on a set of criteria that encompassed the area’s education, economy, average commute, family friendliness, weather, diversity and nightlife. Pinecrest stood out for its high-quality schools, beautiful weather and the availability of family amenities.
Below, we’ve compiled the towns and cities Niche identified as the best to live in throughout Miami’s metropolitan area.
| Town | Cost of Living | Education | Public Schools | Real Estate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pinecrest | C- | A+ | B+ | C |
| Coral Gables | D+ | A+ | B+ | C |
| Glenvar Heights | C- | A+ | B+ | B- |
| Bay Harbor Islands | C- | A+ | B+ | C+ |
| Miami Shores | C- | A+ | B+ | C+ |
| Ojus | C | A- | B+ | C |
| Palmetto Bay | C | A+ | B+ | B- |
| Miami Beach | D+ | A | B+ | C |
| South Miami | D+ | A | B+ | C |
| North Bay Village | D+ | A | B+ | B- |
i now reside in Coral Gables after living for 30 years in Miami Springs, I guess you never heard of Miami Springs. The best ‘small city” atmosphere to raise a family in MiamiDade. Ojus, Miami Shore, even NBV above Miami Springs??? Please!!! . I can only conclude you, like most have never heard of Miami Springs and that my friend is one of Miami Springs biggest plus, an unknown little gem!!!
http://www.miamirealestateguy.com/map-of-the-best-places-to-live-in-miami-and-miami-beach/