Landscaping & Outdoor in Westchester

Westchester is a well-established suburban community in Miami-Dade County with residential areas, shopping, restaurants, schools, parks, and everyday services. Whether it is a good fit depends on factors such as housing budget, commute, and lifestyle preferences.

Westchester is part of Miami-Dade County and the greater Miami metropolitan area, but it is not part of the incorporated City of Miami. It is a census-designated place (CDP). The 2020 Census recorded 56,384 residents.

Westchester is known as a largely residential South Miami-Dade community with busy commercial corridors, restaurants, shopping, and local services. Retail activity is substantial: Census data reports about $678 million in retail sales in 2022

Housing is a major expense. Census estimates for 2020–2024 show a median owner-occupied home value of about $508,700, median gross rent of $1,819, and median monthly owner costs with a mortgage of $2,551. Actual living costs depend on housing, insurance, transportation, and household needs.

Residents can explore local restaurants and shopping or visit nearby recreational areas. Tropical Park, on SW 40th Street, provides outdoor recreation and is one of the major nearby attractions.

Westchester has a strong local dining scene, particularly around SW 8th Street, Bird Road, and other commercial corridors. Options range from Latin American and Venezuelan restaurants to steakhouses, cafés, and casual dining.

Westchester has restaurants, retail stores, healthcare providers, automotive services, contractors, professional services, beauty businesses, and other everyday providers. Census data recorded approximately $179 million in accommodation and food-service sales and $353 million in healthcare and social-assistance revenue in 2022.

Miami Goes Local allows users to browse Westchester businesses by category, making it easier to find restaurants, home services, automotive providers, healthcare services, beauty businesses, and other nearby companies.