Hialeah is the fifth largest city in Florida and is part of Miami-Dade County. It is part of the Miami metropolitan area, as well as the metropolitan area of the Great South Florida. Presumably, the name "Hialeah" was derived from the origin of Muskogee. The literal meaning of the name is “pretty prairie”. The division of the name can also be attributed to the origin of Seminole, in which its meaning is “mountain prairie”. Both names seem justified, as the city is located on a large prairie that stands between Biscayne Bay and the Everglades.
The city was incorporated in 1925, and the history of this place before and after was differently harsh. In 1920, Hilllae was a city for the entertainment of which were everything and everyone. This trend of the party was undermined by the hurricane, which was stuck in the city in 1926. Since 1925, Khiala has grown rapidly in terms of population from 1,500 to more than 236,000 people. This city is known to contain the maximum number of Cubans in the United States. Spanish is the first language in the city, and the only other language is English. The world famous Hialeah Park race track is a must see in this city.
Since it is located in the northwestern part of Dade, Hialeah vehicles are really good. The city has access to all major highways and is connected to I-75 and Palmetto. Miami International Airport and Opa-Lokka Airport serve this region and make it more viable for investors. Within the city, Amtrak, Tri-Rail and Metro rail promise good connectivity. Hialeah Real Estate is small, but it is one of the most popular places to stay in the whole of Miami-Dade County, ranked second only in Kendall.
Raul Martinez was a very popular and beloved major of the city. He never lost the election and spent 24 years at his post. Martinez and his friend, the current Major Julio Robine, provided overwhelming affordable housing for city residents. The Miami-Dade Municipal School District serves the Jilia region. The city has a network of schools and universities. It is home to the Miami-Dade Hilllae campus, which has long sponsored various cultural events.
The economy of this city has flourished for a long time in the plastics industry and in the metallurgical industry. The role of the largest employer in the region is played by Miami International Airport. The settlement of the living Cuban community in the area ensured that more tourists came to the scene and helped develop the tourism sector. Thanks to the existence of Miami International Airport, the city emerges from its industrial envelope and quickly becomes an active center of financial activity. Many large corporations have their headquarters in Hial, and this creates attractive prospects for the work of many applicants. A developing economy automatically indicates that the real estate market is also gradually improving. In total, the city has about 45,000 housing units, of which about 54% are occupied by the owner.
Hialeah Real Estate has slowed from record highs in recent years. This national correction was expected. The average price is 248,000 USD with over 1,100 homes for sale. Lago Grande, Westhaven Heights and El Prado by the lake are some of the communities. Hialeah shares the zip code with Miami Lakes, its richer neighbor. This causes a lot of confusion, as many parts of the Miami lakes and the surrounding area are mistakenly called Chilia. There is a lot of redemption in the market, and now is the right time to use this opportunity. Hialeah Real Estate will develop in mid-2008.
