homestead homes for sale: Miami Real Estate Nearly Tops National Mortgage Fraud List
- 02/07/12 01:10 PM
Search for the perfect Miami home for sale, Doral home for sale, or Homestead home for sale with our comprehensive database. A recent report issued shows that South Florida real estate takes the number two position in a national list of areas with mortgage fraud risk. The report groups the Miami real estate market with those of Broward County and Palm Beach County. Together, this South Florida metropolitan area, including homes for sale in Miami, seems to have a huge potential for mortgage fraud, behind only Modesto California. In addition to real estate for sale in Miami, two other major … (0 comments)
Located almost as far south as one can get in mainland Florida is a unique piece of real estate in South Florida called Homestead. Just north of Florida City, the last city before one enters the Florida Keys chain of islands, Homestead Fl real estate is in the extreme southern portion of Miami-Dade County. However, visiting Homestead is unlike visiting almost anywhere else in South Florida, particularly Miami-Dade County. When most think of Miami, they envision a thriving metropolis of tall buildings, bustling streets, and a … (0 comments)
Doral is a relatively small city in Miami-Dade County. From 2000 to 2009, the population of the city more than doubled from 20,000 to 46,000. This huge population explosion has given real estate fo sale in Doral the distinction of being in one of the quickest growing cities in the county. Doral has typically been known primarily as a business center, with many large corporations having branches in the city. One possible explanation for this is the close proximity to all major roadways and … (0 comments)
Homestead real estate is located very near the southernmost point of the mainland of Florida, just before enterting the Florida Keys archipelago. The city is one of the oldest incorporated cities in Miami-Dade County, second only to the city of Miami itself. Its location, 35 miles south of Miami and 25 miles north of Key Largo, makes it the perfect stepping stone between Miami-Dade and Monroe Counties. This is, in fact, the reason for its inception in 1913. When Henry Flagler decided to extend his railroad into the Florida Keys and … (0 comments)
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