Hialeah Gardens, Foreclosures, Bank Owned and Short Sale Opportunities - Market Update

Incorporated in 1948, Hialeah Gardens was too small until 1970 to be listed in the U.S. Census Bureau records. In that year, census data show that only 492 people lived in the three- square-mile community. In 1990, the city became one of the fastest growing Miami-Dade County communities, when the population increased 185 percent from 1980. Since then, the city has doubled in population with about 16,000 residents.

Before the recent growth, the city had been primarily industrial and commercial. Now the city has added thousands of new homes. To keep up with growth, Hialeah Gardens has had to build new roads and parks. In the estates area of the city, the homes are spread out on acres and horses are commonly seen in backyard stalls.

Let us help you find the home of your dreams in Hialeah Gardens. We have a direct relationship with the major builders to offer you the best prices, but if you can't wait for the pre-construction process, we have a comprehensive listing of houses, apartments, condos and townhomes available in the market.

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