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Miami-Dade County Code Enforcement Lien Properties
PropTalon tracks 3,522 properties with code enforcement liens in Miami-Dade County, from public records refreshed daily. Here's what the data shows right now (updated Oct 06, 2026).
4,882 open records in total · most recent lien recorded: Jul 07, 2026
Where they are: top ZIP codes
- 33147539 properties
- 33142346 properties
- 33165282 properties
- 33155164 properties
- 33150145 properties
- 33177135 properties
- 33157119 properties
- 33175112 properties
What they are: property types
- Single Family2,282 properties
- Multi-family299 properties
- Commercial268 properties
- Vacant254 properties
- Condo152 properties
- Industrial97 properties
What code enforcement liens are
A code enforcement lien is recorded when code fines go unpaid. It attaches to the property and typically must be paid or negotiated before a clean sale can close.
Why investors watch them
Liens grow with daily fines and can exceed what an owner can pay. That pressure, plus the fact that the lien has to be cleared at closing, makes these properties worth a conversation — especially when the lien amount is large relative to the property's value.
How to work these leads in Miami-Dade County
- ✓Compare the lien to the property's assessed value: a lien that's a big share of the value changes the math for everyone.
- ✓Many jurisdictions reduce or settle code liens on sale. Find out the local process before you make an offer.
- ✓Check for other liens and open cases on the same parcel — they usually travel together.
Good to know
Lien amounts and statuses change as fines accrue or are settled. Pull the current lien payoff from the city or county before closing.