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3330 NW 101st St Miami FL
Folio 3031040051240 · Parcel 53-41-04 · Miami-Dade County On septic
Property snapshot
An at-a-glance summary of key facts for this property: tax, valuation, size,
permitting, and regulatory designations. Figures are pulled from county/public
records and third-party estimates, are provided for general information only,
and should be independently verified before you rely on them.
Tax, valuation, size, permitting and regulatory designations
⚠ Flood AH — 1% annual chance shallow flooding (1–3 ft)
Property Tax reset: Estimated +$2,945 increase
Annual taxes
The most recent yearly property-tax amount billed on this parcel, driven by
assessed value and local millage rates. Why it matters: it’s a recurring cost
usually folded into your monthly payment — and it can jump after a sale, so the
current owner’s bill may not be what you’ll pay.
$2,296
Market value
A modeled estimate of what the property would likely sell for now — not an
appraisal or list price. Why it matters: a reference point for judging whether
an asking or offer price is reasonable, and a heads-up when it differs from a
lender’s appraisal.
$318,279
Assessed value
The value the county assigns for tax purposes, often lower than market value and
typically reset after a sale. Why it matters: it sets your tax bill; a wide gap
between assessed and market value hints at how much taxes could rise once
homestead caps reset on sale.
$147,545
Year built
The year the main structure was originally built, per county records. Why it
matters: age drives insurance (roof, wind, and 4-point inspections in Florida),
expected maintenance, and which building codes the home was held to.
2006
Living sq ft
The heated/finished interior area on record, usually excluding garages, porches,
and unfinished space. Why it matters: it’s the basis for price-per-square-foot
comparisons and appraisals — and a gap versus the listing can affect both value
and financing.
528
Open permits
Building permits issued but never finalized (no final inspection on record).
Why it matters: they can delay or block closing and may become your responsibility
after purchase, often signaling work that was never inspected or closed out.
0
Flood zone
The FEMA flood-zone designation for this parcel, indicating relative flood risk.
Why it matters: it determines whether a lender requires flood insurance and roughly
what it costs — a real recurring expense and a factor in future resale.
AH
Zoning
The local government’s land-use classification governing permitted uses, density,
and setbacks. Why it matters: it limits what you can legally do with the property —
additions, ADUs, rentals, or a home business — so it matters if your plans don’t
match the designation.
RU-1
This rating is generated for informational purposes only and does
not constitute real estate advice, legal, financial, tax, or
insurance advice.
HomeIQ Rating
4 / 5
Strong fit
Growth
Cost
Health
Climate
Life
These strengths and risks are generated for informational
purposes only and do not constitute real estate advice, legal,
financial, tax, or insurance advice.
✓ Strengths
- Fresh Fish Baracoa only 0.9mi away
- Home values +26.62% YoY in this tract
⚠ Risks
- 8 EPA toxic-release facilities within 1mi
- Sea-level rise inundation projected by 2060
- ⚠ Heart disease (8.4%) above average near INNOCOR FOAM TECHNOLOGIES - ACP, INC.
HomeIQ Analysis
Generating…
This analysis is generated for informational purposes only and
does not constitute real estate advice, legal, financial, tax,
or insurance advice.
True Cost of Ownership
What this home will actually cost you to own each year — the
property taxes you would pay, not the lower amount the current
owner pays today. Why it matters: the tax figure on a listing is
usually the seller’s, not yours. This section estimates what
you’d really pay.
Tax bill, Save Our Homes reset, assessed-vs-market gap
True Cost of Ownership
What this home will actually cost you to own each year — the
property taxes you would pay, not the lower amount the current
owner pays today. Why it matters: the tax figure on a listing is
usually the seller’s, not yours. This section estimates what
you’d really pay.
Tax bill, Save Our Homes reset, assessed-vs-market gap
Zoning, flood, utilities & permits +
Flood zone
The FEMA flood zone is the federally mapped flood risk for this location. Zone X is the lowest-risk category, outside the high-risk floodplain, so a lender usually won’t require flood insurance (it can still be purchased). Zones beginning with A or V are high-risk. Flood maps are revised over time.
AH
1% annual chance shallow flooding (1–3 ft)
Base flood elevation: 9.0 ft
Zoning
Zoning is the local rule for what can legally be built on a parcel and how it can be used. A code like R-2 is a residential category that typically allows single-family and sometimes two-family homes at low-to-medium density. Exact rules vary by city and county — confirm with the local zoning office.
RU-1
Single-family Residential District 7,500 ft2 net
Water source
Municipal / community
Sewer / wastewater
Septic
On-site septic (known) — typically requires inspection at sale.
Utilities source: Florida DOH septic + well registries (FGDL FDOH MapServer, 50 m buffer).
"Known" = FDOH-verified; "likely" = modeled. Recent connections to municipal service may not be reflected.
Flood insurance likely required. This property is in a Special Flood Hazard Area;
lenders typically require flood insurance for federally-backed mortgages.
Informational only — generated for informational purposes and does
not constitute real estate advice, legal, financial, tax, or
insurance advice. Verify with your lender and insurer.
Open & active permits
No open permits found.
Closed permits
No closed permits found.
Permit records can lag or be incomplete — confirm with the building department: Search Miami-Dade permits ↗
Taxes & buyer estimate +
Ad valorem (current year) “Ad valorem” is Latin for “according to value” — the portion of property tax based on the home’s assessed value. This is the current owner’s bill for the year, which can be very different from what a new owner would pay. Each row is a taxing authority that levies a share — county, city, school district, and any special districts.
| Taxing authority | Amount |
|---|---|
| $2,296 | |
| Subtotal | $2,296 |
Your tax bill at close may be much higher.
In Florida, a homeowner’s taxable value can rise no more than 3%
a year while they live in the home — a rule called Save Our Homes.
That protection ends when the home is sold, and the value resets to
roughly what you pay for it. Why it matters: your first tax bill can be
much higher than the seller’s. Enter an offer price below to
estimate yours.
Florida's Save Our Homes cap caps assessed
value growth at 3% per year for the current owner. When the property sells, the cap is lifted
and the new buyer pays tax on the (re-assessed, near-market) value. Use the calculator below
to estimate your new annual bill.
Informational only — generated for informational purposes and
does not constitute real estate advice, legal, financial, tax,
or insurance advice. Verify with your lender and tax advisor.
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Estimate uses your county's certified millage (19.5345 mills, Miami-Dade OMB FY24 + School Board) and the standard $50,000 FL homestead exemption. Excludes non-ad-valorem assessments (~+$200–800/yr), senior/veterans exemptions, and Save Our Homes (SOH) portability credits from a prior FL homestead. Your actual bill may be ±15%.
Estimated monthly utilities +
| Service | Low | Mid | High |
|---|---|---|---|
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Electricity
Florida Power & Light · rates 2026-01-01
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$60 | $79 | $99 |
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Water
Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department · rates 2025-10-01
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$30 | $40 | $55 |
| Sewer | On septic — no municipal sewer bill | ||
| Total | $90 | $119 | $154 |
Estimate for a typical home of this size, age, and provider. Actual costs depend on occupancy, appliance efficiency, irrigation, seasonal variation, and rate-rider changes. Never present as an actual bill.
Climate Risk
How exposed this property is to flooding, storm surge, sinkholes,
rising seas, and air pollution. Why it matters: these drive
insurance costs, whether a lender requires flood coverage, and how
well the home holds up over time.
Flood, elevation, sea level, ground stability, air quality
Climate Risk
How exposed this property is to flooding, storm surge, sinkholes,
rising seas, and air pollution. Why it matters: these drive
insurance costs, whether a lender requires flood coverage, and how
well the home holds up over time.
Flood, elevation, sea level, ground stability, air quality
Flood & coastal
FEMA NFHL · Google ElevationFEMA flood zone
FEMA's mapped flood-risk category for the location. Zone X is lowest-risk; zones starting with A or V are high-risk. A high-risk zone usually triggers a lender's flood-insurance requirement — a recurring cost on top of the mortgage.
AH
Special Flood Hazard Area — flood insurance typically required
Elevation
How high the land sits above sea level. Higher ground generally means less exposure to storm surge and coastal flooding. There’s no single “safe” number — it’s most meaningful read next to the flood zone and sea-level outlook.
5.9 ft
Moderate elevation — check flood zone.
Updated 81 days ago
Ground stability & sea level
FL DEP Subsidence · NOAA SLRSinkhole risk
Florida sits on limestone that can dissolve and collapse into sinkholes. This screens for sinkholes reported near the property. “Low” with none reported within five miles means few documented events nearby — a high-level screen, not a geological survey.
Low
0 reported within 5 mi
Sea-level rise
A long-range projection, based on NOAA scenarios, of whether this location could face chronic coastal flooding within the stated horizon. “At risk by 2060” is a planning signal about the area, not a prediction that this specific home will flood.
At risk by 2060
Air quality
Google Air Quality · US EPA AQIAir quality (now)
The EPA Air Quality Index (AQI) right now. 0–50 is Good, 51–100 Moderate, and above 100 can affect sensitive groups. “Dominant: pm2.5” means fine-particle pollution is the main contributor — the most common driver of daily air quality.
43
Good air quality
· dominant: pm25
Updated 40 mins ago
Air quality (30-day)
The average AQI over the past month, with a count of any unhealthy days (AQI above 100). The 30-day view smooths out one-off spikes and shows what air quality is typically like here.
Avg 47
0 unhealthy days (AQI > 100)
Updated 40 mins ago
Health & Environment
Health patterns across the surrounding community and any nearby
industrial or contaminated sites. Why it matters: a read on the
area’s environment and overall health — useful background,
not a judgment on this specific home.
Community health, industrial proximity, contamination
Health & Environment
Health patterns across the surrounding community and any nearby
industrial or contaminated sites. Why it matters: a read on the
area’s environment and overall health — useful background,
not a judgment on this specific home.
Community health, industrial proximity, contamination
Community health
CDC PLACES · % of adults vs national avg CDC estimates of health conditions among adults across the surrounding area, shown as the local rate versus the national average. Each one is the local adult rate for that condition versus the U.S. average — area-level background, not a measurement of this property or its future occupants. Green is better than the national average; red is worse, and the arrow shows the size and direction of the gap.Cancer
6.0%
↓ -0.5 vs 6.5%
Asthma
8.1%
↓ -1.7 vs 9.8%
Heart disease
8.4%
↑ +2.2 vs 6.2%
Mental distress
14.4%
↑ +0.4 vs 14.0%
Uninsured
36.7%
↑ +23.2 vs 13.5%
High blood pressure
36.5%
↑ +3.5 vs 33.0%
Obesity
30.9%
↓ -2.6 vs 33.5%
Depression
12.6%
↓ -9.4 vs 22.0%
Environmental hazards
EPA Facility Registry · TRI + Superfund TRI is the EPA’s Toxics Release Inventory — a public list of industrial sites that report releasing certain chemicals (counted within three miles). Superfund sites are contaminated locations the EPA has flagged for federal cleanup (counted within five miles). Zero in both is the result most people want to see; the “nearest” line shows the closest one regardless of distance. A nearby site doesn’t mean you’d be exposed — distance and wind direction matter a lot — but it’s worth asking about before you buy.TRI facilities (within 3 mi)
49
8 within 1 mi
Nearest: INNOCOR FOAM TECHNOLOGIES - ACP, INC. (0.4 mi)
View 20 facilities
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INNOCOR FOAM TECHNOLOGIES - ACP, INC. 3225 NW 107TH ST · Miami0.4 mi
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OMNIFOAM INC 3200 NW 110TH ST · Miami0.5 mi
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FLORIDA WOOD TREATERS INC 4548 EAST 11TH AVENUE · Hialeah0.5 mi
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BEVERAGE CANNERS INTERNATIONAL CORP 3550 NW 110TH ST · Miami0.6 mi
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ATLAS PAPER MILLS LTD 3725 EAST 10TH COURT · Hialeah0.7 mi
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VINYLEX CORP FLORIDA DIV 11206 NW 36TH AVE · Miami0.8 mi
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BRENNTAG MID-SOUTH INC. 8700 NORTHWEST 36TH AVENUE · Miami0.9 mi
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PORT CONSOLIDATED INC. 11550 NW 36TH AVE · Miami1.0 mi
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INDUSTRIAL GALVANIZERS MIAMI 3350 NW 119TH ST · Miami1.1 mi
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INDUSTRIAL GALVANIZERS MIAMI 3350 NW 119TH ST · Miami1.1 mi
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QUIKRETE - MIAMI, FL HARDSCAPES PLANT 3700 NW 123RD ST · Miami1.4 mi
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DIMENSIONAL PLASTICS CORPORATION 1065 E 26TH ST · Hialeah1.4 mi
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KINGSPAN INSULATION, LLC 12501 NW 38 AVE · Opa-Locka1.5 mi
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FLORIDA PLATING & FINISHING CORP 3595 NW 125TH ST · Miami1.6 mi
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MIAMI EXTRUDERS, EXTRUSION PLANT 3774 NORTHWEST 77TH STREET · Miami1.6 mi
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FLORIDA PLATING & FINISHING CORP 3595 NW 125TH ST · Miami1.6 mi
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ANGLER BOAT CORPORATION 7400 NORTH WEST 37TH AVENUE · Miami1.7 mi
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ASAHI REFINING FLORIDA, LLC 12800 NW 38TH AVE · Opa Locka1.7 mi
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REPUBLIC METALS CORP 12900 NW 38TH AVE · Opa Locka1.8 mi
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STAR CHEMICAL 2501 NORTHWEST 75TH STREET · Miami1.8 mi
Superfund sites (within 5 mi)
0
✓ No active Superfund cleanup sites within 5 mi
Lifestyle Fit
How convenient everyday life is around this property — walkability,
nearby shops, restaurants, and transit, plus EV charging and
rooftop solar options. Why it matters: how easy daily errands and
the commute will be, and whether going electric or solar makes
sense at this location.
Walkability, schools, amenities, connectivity, EV, solar
Lifestyle Fit
How convenient everyday life is around this property — walkability,
nearby shops, restaurants, and transit, plus EV charging and
rooftop solar options. Why it matters: how easy daily errands and
the commute will be, and whether going electric or solar makes
sense at this location.
Walkability, schools, amenities, connectivity, EV, solar
Walkability & nearby amenities Walk Score rates how easy it is to handle daily errands on foot, from 0 to 100. 90+ is a walker’s paradise, 70–89 very walkable, 50–69 somewhat walkable, and under 50 leans car-dependent — based on distance to nearby shops, dining, schools, and transit. Each card below shows the closest place in that category, its distance, star rating, and how many similar places are nearby; distances are straight-line estimates, so real travel time may be longer.
Walkability: 46 · Car-Dependent
Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport is 3.1 mi away — easy airport access.
Informational only — generated for informational purposes
and does not constitute real estate advice.
Grocery
Fresh Fish Baracoa
Dining
McDonald's
Pharmacy
Angelito Farmacia Discount Inc
Gas Station
Exxon
Hospital / ER
Hialeah Hospital
School
North Hialeah Elementary School
Daycare
Hernandez Large Family Child
Transit
Miami Dade College North Campus
Park
City of Hialeah Parks and Recreation
Gym / Fitness
Planet Fitness
Place of Worship
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses--Miami Nrth Amrcn Sgn Lnge and Ferrocarril, 4th Ave, Nrth Le Jeune, & Sth Le Jeune Spnsh
⚡ EV charging
NREL Alt Fuel Stations · public, available stations Public EV charging stations near the property, from the U.S. Department of Energy’s station list. “DC fast” chargers add range in minutes; Level 2 (L2) chargers are slower — typically a several-hour or overnight charge.Within 1 mile
0
stations
Within 5 miles
58
4 DC fast
Nearest station
The closest public charger and its type. L2 = Level 2 (slower, common at homes and lots); DC fast = rapid charging.
Walmart 4303 (Miami, FL)
1.5 mi
· DC FAST
☀️ Solar potential
Google Solar API · high-quality imageryMax array
An estimate of how many solar panels the roof could hold, based on aerial imagery of its size, shape, and shading. More usable roof area means a larger possible system.
122 panels
239.6 m² of roof
Annual sunshine
Estimated hours of usable sunlight the roof receives in a year, across its distinct sections (segments). More sunlight means more potential solar generation.
1,761 hrs
8 roof segments
Carbon offset
How much carbon-dioxide pollution is avoided for each unit of solar electricity generated here, versus drawing that power from the grid. Higher means a greater environmental benefit per kilowatt-hour.
541.3 kg/MWh
avoided per kWh produced
Growth Trajectory
Who lives in the neighborhood and how income, home values, and
population have shifted over the last five years. Why it matters:
signals on whether the area is trending up and how easily the home
may resell later.
Neighborhood demographics + 5-year trends
Growth Trajectory
Who lives in the neighborhood and how income, home values, and
population have shifted over the last five years. Why it matters:
signals on whether the area is trending up and how easily the home
may resell later.
Neighborhood demographics + 5-year trends
Neighborhood profile
US Census ACS · Tract 12086000908 These figures come from the U.S. Census American Community Survey for this property’s census tract — a Census-defined area of a few thousand people, roughly neighborhood-sized. They describe the surrounding area, not this specific home. The year-over-year rows compare the two most recent ACS 5-year estimates — smoothed averages, so a single tract’s figures can swing; read the direction more than the exact percent.Median income
The midpoint household income in the area — half of households earn more, half less. A rough read on the neighborhood’s economic profile.
$60,989
Median home value
The midpoint home value in the area per Census estimates. A benchmark for whether a price sits above or below the local middle — though it lags the live market.
$365,300
Median rent
The midpoint monthly rent in the area. Useful for comparing buying versus renting, or gauging rental demand.
$1,582
Population
The number of residents in this census tract.
3,286
Median age
The midpoint resident age — a quick read on whether the area skews younger, family-aged, or older.
53.2
Owner-occupied
The share of homes lived in by their owners rather than rented out. A higher share often points to a more stable neighborhood with longer-term residents and less turnover; a lower share means more renters or investor-owned homes. Neither is inherently better — it depends on what someone is looking for in an area.
79.1%
Unemployment
The share of the local labor force without work and looking for it. Read against state and national rates, it’s one signal of local economic health.
6.6%
Income YoY
+3.3%
Home value YoY
+26.6%
Population YoY (county)
+5.6%
Recorded documents & title +
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