Miami Beach

    Miami-Dade County, Florida · Population 82,890

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    Population

    82,890

    2023 estimate

    FIPS Code

    1245000

    State

    Florida

    Demographics

    Population breakdown by race, ethnicity, and age

    Total population82,890
    Persons under 5 years4.8%
    Persons under 18 years13.2%
    Persons 65 years and over19.8%
    Female persons51.7%
    White alone87.1%
    Black or African American alone4.9%
    American Indian and Alaska Native alone0.2%
    Asian alone1.8%
    Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone0.0%
    Two or More Races2.1%
    Other race alone—

    Education & Social

    Educational attainment and social indicators

    Foreign-born persons—
    Veterans—
    Language other than English spoken at home—
    High school graduate or higher—
    Bachelor's degree or higher—
    With a disability, under age 65 years6.7%
    Persons without health insurance, under age 65 years12.8%

    Economy

    Income, poverty, and employment data

    In civilian labor force, total—
    In civilian labor force, female—
    Mean travel time to work (minutes)—
    Median household income (in 2023 dollars)—
    Per capita income in past 12 months (in 2023 dollars)—
    Persons in poverty16.7%

    Housing

    Home values, ownership rates, and rental costs

    Housing units—
    Owner-occupied housing unit rate—
    Median value of owner-occupied housing units—
    Median selected monthly owner costs - with a mortgage—
    Median selected monthly owner costs - without a mortgage—
    Median gross rent—
    Households—
    Persons per household—
    Living in the same house 1 year ago—
    Households with a computer—
    Households with a broadband Internet subscription—
    Gross rent as % of household income—
    Housing cost burden (30%+ of income spent on housing)—

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