Coral Gables Homes for Sale

Browse current homes, condos, and luxury real estate for sale in Coral Gables, FL — from classic Mediterranean Revival estates near the Biltmore to modern waterfront properties along the Coral Gables Waterway. Listings below are updated regularly with current pricing, square footage, and photos.

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Living in Coral Gables: The City Beautiful

Coral Gables is one of Miami's most architecturally distinguished neighborhoods — a master-planned community founded in 1925 by developer George Merrick and built almost entirely in the Mediterranean Revival style, with strict zoning that has preserved its Spanish-influenced architecture for a century. The city's founding vision earned Merrick Spain's Order of Isabella the Catholic, and today the same tree-lined boulevards, banyan canopies, and coral-rock landmarks that defined the original "City Beautiful" plan still shape the neighborhood buyers see today.

Landmarks like the historic Biltmore Hotel, the Venetian Pool, and the Douglas Entrance anchor the neighborhood's old-world character, while Miracle Mile's boutique shopping and roughly 140 restaurants and gourmet shops keep it very much a living, active community rather than a museum piece.

Things to Do and Places to Visit

Beyond real estate, Coral Gables offers residents an unusually rich cultural and recreational calendar for a neighborhood its size:

The Venetian Pool — a historic, coral-rock swimming pool built into a former quarry, one of the most photographed landmarks in the city.

The Biltmore Hotel — the 1926 landmark hotel and golf course that anchors the neighborhood's history and remains a social hub today.

Miracle Mile — the neighborhood's main commercial corridor, home to boutique retail, dining, and a free trolley service that runs the length of the district.

Annual events — Coral Gables hosts recurring events throughout the year, including the Festival of Art at the University of Miami (January), Carnival on the Mile along Miracle Mile (February/March), and the Junior Orange Bowl Festival (December–January).

Coral Gables Museum

Located at 285 Aragon Avenue in the heart of downtown, the Coral Gables Museum is housed in a landmark coral-rock building and focuses on architecture, urban design, and the civic arts — fitting, given the city's own history as a planned community. The museum hosts rotating exhibitions on art, architecture, and civic identity, along with a monthly Gallery Night (first Fridays) and a Family Day (third Saturdays) that draw residents from across the neighborhood.

Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce

The Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce represents the city's business community and plays an active role in local economic development, networking events, and civic initiatives — a reflection of Coral Gables' broader identity as both a residential and commercial hub. The city is home to major employers and corporate offices including the University of Miami, Baptist Hospital of Miami, Bacardi USA's headquarters, and FIFA's North American headquarters, among others.

Schools in Coral Gables

Coral Gables falls within Miami-Dade County Public Schools and is home to several well-regarded public and private options:

Public schools include Coral Gables Senior High School, one of the neighborhood's most established high schools; Coral Gables Preparatory Academy (K–8); Henry S. West Laboratory Elementary; and two middle schools, George Washington Carver Middle School and Ponce de Leon Middle School.

Private school options in and around Coral Gables include Gulliver Academy's Marian C. Krutulis Campus, the historic St. Theresa Catholic School, St. Philip's Episcopal School, the French-American School of Miami, and St. Thomas Episcopal Parish School.

Families researching school quality can review current ratings and reviews for Coral Gables-area schools on GreatSchools.org, and find more detail on public school boundaries and enrollment directly through the City of Coral Gables' schools page.

University of Miami

Founded in 1925 alongside the city itself, the University of Miami sits on 240 acres just south of downtown Coral Gables and is the city's largest employer, with more than 20,000 faculty and staff as of 2024. A private research university ranked among the nation's top tier, UM holds particular national standing in business, engineering, law, marine science, medicine, communications, and music — and its presence contributes significantly to the intellectual and cultural life of the surrounding neighborhood.

Why Buy in Coral Gables

Coral Gables attracts buyers looking for a refined, architecturally consistent, and established community — without sacrificing proximity to Downtown Miami, Brickell, and Coconut Grove. Its combination of historic housing stock, top-tier schools, a major university, and strong commercial fundamentals make it one of the more stable, long-term real estate markets in Miami-Dade County.

Working With a Local Coral Gables Realtor

Max Mlekus Group has helped buyers and sellers navigate Coral Gables and the greater Miami market for over three decades, with the local expertise to guide you through every step of the process. For Italian-speaking clients, visit our Italian-language site for assistance in your own language throughout the buying process.

Once you've found your Coral Gables home, our trusted partners at Tatem Interiors can help bring your vision to life — from full-scale renovations to custom interior design tailored to South Florida living.