Miami Shores is a Miami suburb located in Miami-Dade county. Originally part of the city of Miami, the town was incorporated as an independent village in 1932. This older Miami suburb features many neighborhoods with classic Mediterranean Revival and Spanish Colonial Revival homes. The community also features many historic homes on the National Register of Historic Places. The city is dedicated to the education of residents of all ages. With one elementary school, two high schools, a charter school, and five private schools, each neighborhood has an education center in close proximity. Miami Shores is located between Miami and North Miami with quick and easy access to Miami beach, Miami International Airport, the Port of Miami, and the countless tourist attractions in Miami, Florida. Residents in Miami Shores see about 65.5 inches of rain per year with 244 sunny days for beach outings. The summer high is 90 degrees on average and the winter low dips to about 57.5 degrees. Miami Shores is a small town with a population of approximately 10,040 people. The median age is 38 years old.
