Florida zoning / Miami-Dade County
Miami-Dade County, FL — Zoning Districts
Miami-Dade County, Florida has 2 zoning districts digitized on Zonar (T06, T6-8-O). Zonar has not yet verified these districts' dimensional standards against the adopted ordinance (not verified — confirm with planning). Check any specific Miami-Dade County address free to see its exact district and what you can build.
Districts (2)
What Zonar has for Miami-Dade County
- Lot lines. Zonar draws the lot lines for Miami-Dade County addresses free, from the Florida Department of Revenue's statewide parcel layer (every Florida county).
Official Miami-Dade County resources
Miami-Dade County zoning — frequently asked questions
How many zoning districts are in Miami-Dade County, FL?
Zonar has digitized 2 zoning districts for Miami-Dade County: T06, T6-8-O.
Can I build a duplex in Miami-Dade County, FL?
Yes — a duplex is permitted by right in the T06, T6-8-O districts in Miami-Dade County.
Full answer with district details →Can I build an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) in Miami-Dade County, FL?
Yes — an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) is permitted by right in the T06, T6-8-O districts in Miami-Dade County.
Full answer with district details →Can I build a multifamily / apartment building in Miami-Dade County, FL?
Yes — a multifamily / apartment building is permitted by right in the T06, T6-8-O districts in Miami-Dade County.
Full answer with district details →Does Zonar have Miami-Dade County lot lines (parcel data)?
Zonar draws the lot lines for Miami-Dade County addresses free, from the Florida Department of Revenue's statewide parcel layer (every Florida county). A free check draws the lot and places the concept site plan inside its setbacks.
What can you build on a specific Miami-Dade County property?
Where Zonar has Miami-Dade County's official zoning data the answer is instant; otherwise our AI looks for the local government's own zoning map and rules for you (usually about a minute — a new area can take a few — clearly labelled AI-estimated) and tells you plainly when it can't confirm the district.
Informational only — not legal or professional zoning advice. Verify requirements with the Miami-Dade County planning department before making decisions.