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The Neighborhood: Flagler Westside, Miami

Flagler Westside sits near central Miami and borders Little Havana and mixed-use areas. Tropical Park offers sports fields, walking trails, and open grass for recreation. Máximo Gómez Park hosts outdoor gatherings and social games at its domino tables. loanDepot Park brings baseball games and large concerts to the nearby area. Versailles and La Carreta serve Cuban food and casual meals to residents and visitors. Ball & Chain and La Trova draw live music and cocktail service in the evenings. Cubaocho Museum displays Cuban art and hosts small performances. Metrobus and Metrorail provide public transit links across Miami and to downtown. Miami Trolley stops support short local trips within central neighborhoods. Small shops and markets meet daily needs inside mixed residential and commercial buildings. Street trees and pocket parks add shade and quiet places to sit. Local sidewalks and bike lanes allow short walks and quick rides for errands. This district shows a mix of older homes, apartment buildings, and small new developments. Data shows that the most common age group falls between 35 to 39 years old. Households with 2 people make up the largest part of the local population.