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Sw 45 Street between SW 89 Pl and SW 93 Avenue is a very typical suburban Miami street. All of the houses here were built in the 1950's, some have been updated but many remain unchanged. It is a very quiet street with friendly neighbors and not a lot of traffic. It is within walking distance to Southwest High.

Krome Avenue is a large street that serves as a major thoroughfare in the western part of Miami-Dade county. Most of Krome Avenue is what would be considered the country as it is bordered mostly by farms and the Everglades. It is most famous for its detention center where immigrants are brought while their status is determined or before being deported. The Miccosukee tribe also has a large hotel/casino complex at the corner of Krome Ave and SW 8th St (Tamiami Trail).

This quiet cul de sac street on the island of Key Biscayne is only about a half mile long. It is lined with condos and townhomes including the Cape Florida Club and the Casa del Mar. It is located on the southern end of the island near Cape Florida and Bill Baggs State Park. At the end of the road there is a gated access point to the beach for residents.

Sw 86 St in the King's Creek neighborhood is your typical street indicative of suburban Miami in the late 1970's when many of the building here were built. This small stretch of street is home to several condos as well as single family homes. It has great access to Kendall Drive and Dadeland mall is easily walkable from it.

The part of NW 89th street that runs through the El Portal neighborhood of Miami is a throwback to the 1950's. The street is lined with typical Miami style houses from the time period and its residential make up is quite diverse. It has easy access to I-95, North Miami Avenue, US-1 and the neighborhood of Miami Shores.

Part of SW 125th Avenue runs through the West Kendall neighborhood of Devon Aire. Here, SW 125th is lined with middle class concrete block ranch style homes. It is within walking distance of Devon Aire elementary as well as Arvida Middle School. It is a quiet street with very little if any through traffic so its a great place for kids.

There is a portion of SW 83rd Street that runs through the Kings Creek neighborhood. Many of the houses that line the street back up to the canal that runs through the larger neighborhood of Kendall. Kings Creek is a nice middle class neighborhood with houses, townhouses, condos and apartments. The Kings Creek clubhouse with a pool and tennis courts is also right off of 83 St.

The part of SW 109 Ct south of Miami Dade College isn't much to look at. It dead ends into the college at one end and on the other side of SW 112 Street there is a gas station, a Post Office, a strip mall and condos/apartments. The best thing about 109 Ct is Hungry Bear Sub Shop located in the strip mall. It truly is one of the landmarks of West Kendall and a definite neighborhood favorite for over 25 years.

Blue Road is a road in Coral Gables thatgot its name from old maps of South Florida in which it was drawn in Blue. It intersects the similarly named Red Road at the border of South Miami where it becomes SW 48 St. It is mainly a residential road with many of the homes on it worth over $1M. The historic Riviera Country Club is also located on Blue Road.

Michelangelo Street exhibits all the hallmarks of Coral Gables from its beautiful trees to its Spanish style architecture homes. Most of the homes are in the $600,000 - $800,000 range. It is very close to US-1 which is a main artery through Miami-Dade county allowing for easy access to not only downtown Coral Gables but also South Miami as well as East Kendall. Michelangelo is also within walking distance to Ponce DeLeon middle school.