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The safest neighborhoods in South Miami Heights, FL

Ranked from the 10 South Miami Heights areas we score. Top of the list means low recent crime, steady household income, and streets that stay comfortable on foot into the evening.

  1. 1Central South Miami Heights· South Miami HeightsEstablished, quiet residential blocks with high homeownership and family occupancy rates71Go, stay aware
  2. 2Southeast Asian Exhibits· South Miami HeightsHigh concentration of family-oriented park amenities and secured regional attractions71Go, stay aware
  3. 3North South Miami Heights· South Miami HeightsHigh rate of owner-occupied single-family homes contributing to neighborhood stability71Go, stay aware
  4. 4Asian Exhibits· South Miami HeightsLower violent crime rates compared to denser inner-ring Miami neighborhoods71Go, stay aware
  5. 5South Miami Heights· South Miami HeightsHigh rate of residential homeownership fostering stable, community-centered residential blocks70Go, stay aware
  6. 6East South Miami Heights· South Miami HeightsPrimarily single-family residential fabric with stable homeownership rates70Go, stay aware
  7. 7Southeast South Miami Heights· South Miami HeightsPredominantly stable residential neighborhood with a high proportion of owner-occupied single-family homes.70Go, stay aware
  8. 8West South Miami Heights· South Miami HeightsPrimarily owner-occupied residential streets with low violent crime compared to inner-city areas70Go, stay aware
  9. 9South South Miami Heights· South Miami HeightsHigh rate of owner-occupied single-family homes fostering a community-oriented environment70Go, stay aware
  10. 10Northeast South Miami Heights· South Miami HeightsPredominantly single-family residential character with low rates of violent crime against strangers70Go, stay aware

How we score

One score out of 100, weighted first on recent violent and property crime and local news, then on Census economics (income, poverty, employment), housing, education and household access measures. Walk and bike scores are shown separately so transport never inflates a safety number. Scores refresh nightly.