Kendall is a large suburban area in southwest Miami-Dade. It is mostly homes, shopping centers and parks.
Many families live here for the schools, quieter streets and yards. Most people get around by car, though the Metrorail Dadeland stations sit at its eastern edge.
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Kendall guide
Landmarks
Dadeland. The area around Dadeland Mall is Kendall's busiest shopping and office hub.
Zoo Miami. The county's large zoo sits in the southern Kendall area.
Living here
Kendall is a large, mostly suburban area in southwest Miami-Dade. Much of it is unincorporated, so the county runs local services. Homes, shopping centers and parks spread out over many miles.
Getting around
Metrorail. Dadeland North and Dadeland South stations connect Kendall to Coconut Grove, Brickell and Downtown.
Driving. Most trips are by car. Major roads and expressways cross the area.
Frequently asked questions
Is Kendall a city?
Most of Kendall is not a city. It is an unincorporated area run by Miami-Dade County.
Does Metrorail reach Kendall?
Yes. Dadeland North and Dadeland South stations serve the area.
Is Zoo Miami in Kendall?
Zoo Miami sits in the southern Kendall area of southwest Miami-Dade.
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