Miami-Dade ZIP Codes, Area by Area: A Reference for Men’s Sober Living in Miami-Dade

Miami-Dade is a county of 2.7 million people, 34 incorporated municipalities and a large unincorporated area, all sorted by the Postal Service into close to eighty residential ZIP codes. For anyone looking into men’s sober living in Miami-Dade, those five digits answer real questions. Is this house near my job? Near my outpatient program? Near the people I need to stay away from? This page is the reference hub for our Miami-Dade series. It gives a county-wide overview, a written map of Miami-Dade ZIP codes, full tables organized by area, and links to every city guide we have published.

I’m Richard, and I’ve spent years around recovery housing in South Florida. The Foundry runs two men’s houses: one in North Miami Beach (ZIP 33162) and one in Hollywood, just over the Broward line. Everything below is meant to help a man or his family get oriented, whichever house, or whichever city, turns out to be right.

Miami-Dade County at a glance

• Population: 2,701,767 at the 2020 census, the largest county in Florida.
• Government: 34 incorporated municipalities, from the City of Miami (442,241 residents) to tiny Indian Creek. Roughly half of residents live in unincorporated areas such as Kendall, Westchester and Tamiami. The county seat is Miami.
• Geography: Biscayne Bay and the barrier islands to the east, Everglades National Park to the west, Broward County to the north and the Florida Keys to the south. Biscayne National Park lies in the bay.
• Transit: Metrorail (23 stations on 24.4 miles of track, from Dadeland South in Kendall to the Palmetto station and Miami International Airport), the free downtown Metromover, Metrobus, and the South Dade TransitWay, all run by Miami-Dade Transportation and Public Works. Tri-Rail connects the county to Broward and Palm Beach.

A map of Miami-Dade ZIP codes, described in words

Here is how the countyThere’s no image here. A written description is easier to search and works on any screen. If you wantrsquo;s ZIP codes are laid out, region by region. If you want to see the actual boundary lines, Miami-Dade County publishes an official ZIP code boundary layer on its GIS Open Data Hub.

Picture the county as a fan opening south and west from downtown Miami:

• The center (33128 to 33137). Downtown, Brickell, Little Havana, Wynwood, Edgewater and Coconut Grove all sit in a tight cluster of 3312x and 3313x ZIPs around the mouth of the Miami River.
• The beaches (33109, 33139 to 33141, 33154, 33160, 33149). Miami Beach runs 33139 (south) to 33140 to 33141 (north). Surfside and Bal Harbour are 33154, and Sunny Isles and Golden Beach share 33160. Key Biscayne stands alone at 33149.
• The northeast (33138, 33150, 33161 to 33169, 33179 to 33181). Miami Shores, North Miami, North Miami Beach and Aventura, up to the Broward line.
• The north and northwest (330xx). Hialeah (33010 to 33018), Miami Lakes, Opa-locka and Miami Gardens (33054 to 33056) carry the county’s low 330 numbers.
• The west and southwest (33144 to 33196). The 3317x to 3319x range fans out through Westchester, Tamiami, Kendall and The Hammocks. The numbers generally climb as you head west and southwest toward the Everglades.
• The far south (33030 to 33035, 33170, 33177, 33187, 33189, 33190). Cutler Bay, Goulds, Redland, Homestead and Florida City. The county’s other block of 330 numbers is here.

Miami-Dade ZIP codes by area

The tables cover every standard residential ZIP in Miami-Dade. PO-box-only ZIPs, unique ZIPs assigned to single organizations, and a handful of standard ZIPs with no resident population (33191, 33195 and 33198) are omitted. ZIPs cross city lines constantly, and most of the unincorporated county, plus several cities, uses “Miami” as the postal name. Each ZIP appears once, under the area where most of it lies, with other communities noted.

Sources: zip-codes.com’s Miami-Dade County list (ZIP types and 2020 census populations), checked against the ZIP codes in each city’s and neighborhood’s Wikipedia infobox. Area descriptions are general, not official boundaries.

Northeast Miami-Dade and the islands

City of Miami core

North and northwest: Hialeah, Miami Gardens, Doral

West and southwest: Westchester, Coral Gables, Kendall

South Dade: Palmetto Bay to Florida City

Every Miami-Dade city guide in this series

Each guide covers one city or group of neighborhoods in depth: ZIP codes, parks, transit, work, and the drive to our houses.

• Northeast and beaches: Aventura, North Miami Beach, North Miami, Miami Shores, Biscayne Park & El Portal, Sunny Isles Beach, Surfside & Bal Harbour, North Bay Village, Miami Beach, Key Biscayne
• City of Miami: Sober living in Miami (overview), Brickell & Downtown, Wynwood & Little Haiti, Little Havana, Coconut Grove
• North and northwest: Hialeah, Miami Lakes, Miami Gardens, Opa-locka, Miami Springs, Doral
• West and southwest: Westchester & Sweetwater, Coral Gables, South Miami, Kendall
• South Dade: Palmetto Bay & Pinecrest, Cutler Bay, Homestead & Florida City

For the Broward side, see the companion south Broward ZIP code guide.

Choosing men’s sober living in Miami-Dade: what matters more than the ZIP

A ZIP code narrows the search. It doesn’t tell you whether a house is any good. These are the standards I would hold any Miami-Dade house to.

• Certification. Florida’s voluntary certification for recovery residences is set out in section 397.487 of the Florida Statutes and administered by the Florida Association of Recovery Residences (FARR). Ask for the certificate. Our FARR guide explains the review.
• Enforced rules. No alcohol or drugs, randomized testing, curfew, chores, required meetings, and a daytime commitment. See sober living rules.
• Honest admissions. A clear answer on fit, on cost (given on a call), and on what happens after a relapse.
• Location that serves the plan. Close enough to work, outpatient care and family. Far enough from the old neighborhood.

Meetings, work and family support

Miami-Dade has one of the densest AA and NA meeting schedules in the country. Use the official finders, AA and NA, and our Miami meetings guide. For job help, CareerSource South Florida runs public career centers across the county. Families can find support through Al-Anon and our families page.

The Foundry’s houses, relative to the county

Foundry: Lakehouse is at 871 NE 182nd Terrace, North Miami Beach, FL 33162, in Miami-Dade’s northeast corner near Aventura and I-95. It’s a lakeside home with eight bedrooms and five bathrooms, canoes and kayaks, a hammock, a tree swing and a fire pit. Drive times vary a great deal across a county this size. From downtown Miami it’s roughly 25 to 35 minutes. From Kendall, plan on 40 minutes to an hour. From Homestead, an hour or more, depending on traffic.

Foundry: Beachhouse is at 701 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, FL 33019, on the Intracoastal Waterway a few minutes from Hollywood Beach, about 15 to 25 minutes north of the Lakehouse. Some Miami-Dade men choose it for a bit of distance from home.

Both are FARR-certified and men-only. Both are run by men in recovery who are active in the fellowship, built around meetings and a sponsor. New residents are expected to be in work, school, volunteering or an outpatient program within the first couple of weeks, and we drive them to meetings and appointments early on. Rooms are furnished with utilities, linens, laundry and internet included. It’s private pay, with scholarships for qualified men. Most men stay three to twelve months. The Foundry is a recovery residence, not treatment or detox.

Call (954) 817-7143 or visit admissions to talk it through. In a crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.

Maps: Miami to the Foundry houses

These routes start in downtown Miami. Use the buttons for live directions from any Miami-Dade ZIP.