Kendall Townhomes for Sale

Kendall townhomes for sale give Miami-Dade buyers a private garage, community amenities, and a lower entry price than a comparable single-family home. This search tracks active townhome listings from East Kendall communities to West Kendall developments and The Hammocks, refreshed as inventory hits the MLS. Most are two-story, three-bedroom units with attached garages, and the association handles exterior maintenance. Pricing typically runs from the low $300,000s to about $655,000 depending on community, size, and condition. Save this search to get new listings by email the day they post, since well-priced units in this segment often draw multiple offers.

Why Buyers Choose Townhomes in Kendall FL

They fill the gap between condos and single-family homes, with comparable houses often running $700,000 or more. Kendall is a large suburban corridor with dozens of subdivisions, so HOA fees, which commonly run from about $80 to $385 per month, vary as much as the homes do. Kendall townhomes also put you near Baptist Hospital, Dadeland Mall, and two Metrorail stations, with fast access to US-1, the Palmetto Expressway, and Florida’s Turnpike. One caution for FHA and VA buyers: not every association is loan approved, so confirm community status before writing an offer.

Kendall Village Townhomes and Price Bands by Community

Kendall Village townhomes sit behind Kendall Plaza in the Kendale Lakes area, and most are two-story units with one or two car garages built in the early 2000s. Around them, Kendall townhomes fall into two main price bands. Entry units from roughly $300,000 to $450,000 are usually two or three-bedroom homes in HOA communities such as Snapper Village, Kendalltown, and Tiffany of Kendall. The core band, roughly $450,000 to $655,000, is led by three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath townhomes in gated communities. Location shifts the tradeoff. East Kendall puts you closest to Dadeland and Metrorail but more often means older roofs, while West Kendall trends newer, with more communities that already have impact windows and newer roofs.

Why a Local Agent Matters When Buying a Townhome

Townhome deals in Kendall turn on details a listing page will not show. An agent who works this market daily knows which associations have funded reserves, which are approved for FHA and VA loans, and how long board approval takes, since some communities need two to four weeks and can push past a rate lock. Broker Alberto Labrada has more than 20 years in Miami-Dade, lives and works in Kendall, and handles financing and title alongside the sale, so HOA documents, loan approval, and closing stay coordinated. Request the HOA package within three business days of going under contract and have it reviewed before your inspection period ends.