Coconut Grove is one of Miami's oldest neighborhoods, settled in the 1800s along Biscayne Bay and annexed by the City of Miami in 1925. Locals simply call it the Grove. Rua Realty's office was previously located here, and we continue to represent buyers and sellers throughout the neighborhood.

The Grove pairs a dense tree canopy with a walkable village center and direct access to the bay. Homes range from historic cottages and estates along Main Highway to modern bayfront residences and boutique condominium buildings.

Coconut Grove Market Snapshot

Sold prices, January 1 to October 20, 2026, compared with the same period in 2025:

  • Single family homes: average sold price of $1,119 per square foot, up 8.9%
  • Condos and townhomes: average sold price of $1,364 per square foot, up 49.4%

Averages in a smaller market like the Grove can move sharply from year to year depending on which properties sell. Source: TrendGraphix. See the latest figures on our Coconut Grove Market Update.

Where We Work in the Grove

  • Center Grove: townhomes and condominiums within walking distance of CocoWalk, restaurants and the waterfront parks
  • North Grove: established streets near Vizcaya and the bay, with a mix of older homes and new construction
  • South Grove and Main Highway: larger lots, historic homes and private estates under a heavy canopy
  • Bayfront: waterfront homes and luxury condominium buildings along South Bayshore Drive
  • West Grove: one of the area's most historic communities, rooted in the Bahamian settlers who helped build the Grove

Living in Coconut Grove

  • Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, completed in 1916, sits on the bay at the Grove's northern edge
  • The Barnacle Historic State Park preserves one of the oldest homes in Miami-Dade County on its original site
  • Dinner Key Marina, Peacock Park and several sailing and yacht clubs make the Grove a center of Miami boating
  • The Coconut Grove Arts Festival draws visitors each February
  • CocoWalk and the village center offer dining and shopping within a few walkable blocks
  • The Coconut Grove Metrorail station connects to Brickell, downtown and the airport

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Coconut Grove its own city?

No. Coconut Grove has been part of the City of Miami since 1925, though it keeps a distinct village character. Most of the Grove is in ZIP code 33133.

What does a single family home in Coconut Grove cost per square foot?

Year to date in 2026, single family homes sold for an average of $1,119 per square foot. Bayfront and estate properties along Main Highway and South Bayshore Drive trade well above that average.

What should buyers know about trees and renovations in the Grove?

The City of Miami protects many mature trees, and parts of the Grove fall under historic or neighborhood conservation rules. We help buyers understand these requirements before they make an offer.

Who should I contact about buying or selling in Coconut Grove?

Rua Realty's agents live and work throughout South Florida, led by broker Charlie Rua, who brings more than 20 years of experience and over Coconut Grove00 million in sales. Call our office at 305.807.0121 and we'll connect you with the agent best suited to your search, or meet our team. Our office is at 333 Palermo Avenue, Coral Gables, FL 33134.

Listings Currently For Sale in Coconut Grove

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