Cloverleaf Estates

It's a practical, single-family neighborhood in northwest Opa Locka, well suited to buyers who want value over amenities. With 21 active listings and homes typically selling within about 38 days, there's steady turnover without a frenzy. Its proximity to Opa-locka North and specialized county schools adds to its appeal for working families.

By Miami-Dade standards it's affordable at the entry point, with a median list price of $204,900 and listings starting as low as $115,000. That said, the range stretches up to $650,000, and sold prices over the past year ran higher, so the market spans budgets from starter to mid-range.

Active listings carry a median of $204,900 and average about $295 per square foot on a median home size of roughly 730 square feet. Over the last 12 months, 26 homes sold at a median price of $445,500 — reflecting how larger sales pull the closed number well above the current list median.

It's a balanced, active market: 21 homes are currently listed and 26 have sold in the past year, with a median 38 days on market. Sellers are collecting about 95% of their asking price on average, which points to realistic pricing and room for buyers to negotiate. You can track live inventory on the live map.

There's no typical HOA figure reported for the neighborhood, so most homes here aren't tied to association dues. Property taxes run around $2,754 per year at the median, and if you're weighing renting, the median rent is about $1,300 per month.