In recent years, Miami's Jewish community has seen significant growth, particularly within its Orthodox segment. The Jewish population has expanded by 9% over the past decade, driven in part by an increase in the size of Orthodox households. This has led to a rise in the proportion of Miami’s Jewish households identifying as Orthodox, now accounting for 11% of the total, compared to 9% in 2004​
 

Beyond religious affiliation, Miami's Jewish community is spread across various neighborhoods, with North Dade experiencing the fastest growth. Other key areas include South Dade and the Beaches. jewishmiami  Notably, around 7,000 Jews reside in downtown Miami, most of them young adults​

Despite its growth, the community faces some challenges. Charitable giving to Jewish causes has declined, and nearly 30% of Jewish households report financial difficulties. Still, the community maintains strong cultural and religious ties, with 74% of respondents stating that being Jewish is "very important" to them​(
 

Miami also boasts key cultural institutions, such as the Jewish Museum of Florida, which preserves and showcases over 100,000 artifacts of Jewish heritage. The museum is housed in a historic synagogue, underlining the deep historical ties of Jews to the region​
 

The city's vibrant Jewish scene remains a dynamic mix of tradition, culture, and modern challenges, making it a unique and essential part of Miami's social fabric.