Pet-Friendly Apartments in Miami, FL
9 verified options · Miami, FL · Updated Jul 2026
Compare communities whose public listings indicate pets are allowed in Miami. Every community below has a full review page with recurring resident feedback, advertised rent information and verified property details.
As of mid-2026, Miami city one-bedrooms typically run $2,300–$3,500/mo, with Brickell towers higher still. Recurring review themes across the market: elevator capacity, package handling, construction noise from neighboring build-outs, and humidity/mold — tour the exact unit and ask how the building handles AC and ventilation.
AMLI Midtown Miami
Midtown Miami · ~$3,150–$5,700
✓ Resort-caliber pool decks and amenity spaces
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Bay Parc
Edgewater · ~$2,200–$4,800
✓ Bayfront setting steps from Margaret Pace Park with water views from many units
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Bezel Miami Worldcenter
Downtown Miami (Miami Worldcenter) · ~$2,850–$10,500
✓ Standout rooftop pool and amenity deck with skyline views
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Grove Station Tower
Coconut Grove · From ~$2,500
✓ On-site management and staff earn unusually strong, consistent praise
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Panorama Tower
Brickell · ~$3,800–$13,000
✓ Spacious floor plans with bay, ocean, and skyline views from private terraces
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Solitair Brickell
Brickell · ~$2,950–$4,550
✓ Central Brickell address with strong walkability and easy transit access
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The Dorsey
Wynwood · ~$2,450–$4,000
✓ Design-forward Related Group building with upscale finishes and curated ground-floor dining
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The Hamilton
Edgewater · From ~$3,500
✓ Unusually large floor plans (up to five bedrooms and ~5,000 sq ft) with wrap-around balconies and direct bay views
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Wynwood 25
Wynwood · From ~$2,300
✓ Location in the heart of Wynwood, steps from galleries, murals, cafes, and nightlife
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About these pros & cons
How we build these pages: we read publicly available resident reviews (Google, ApartmentRatings, Yelp, Reddit and similar) for each community and summarize the recurring themes in our own words. We don't copy review text, we don't display star ratings we didn't compute, and no complex has paid to appear or to have anything removed. Cons reflect what residents report — experiences vary. Rent ranges come from public listings and change often; always confirm current pricing, fees and policies with the property directly.