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On this page, you will find the Official links to some of our Cities in
our Area.
Use it to research areas you will be living or surrounded by. Ach link
takes you to official pages. Navigating on those pages, will get you all you
need to know about any particular area.
Please note that you will be traveling outside our web site, so when
finished browsing on the next pages, simple close it and you will stay on our
web site again.
The are NOT all the Cities of the Great Miami area, but the most prominent
in our view.
Click on the logos
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Miami Dade County Official page. |
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Miramar
Located in Southwest Broward, just north of the Broward/Miami-Dade county
line, Miramar is home to more Fortune 500 companies than any other city
in Florida. It is home to mostly young families, many of whom work in the
Miami area. The price range of both new construction and existing homes is
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Weston City
Weston is several miles southwest of the Broward County seat, Fort
Lauderdale. It is northwest of Miami-Dade county and may be found
immediately west of I-75 and south of I-595.
The original Weston core was a
multi-use real estate development of the Arvida Corporation, and when the
grand opening took place in the late 70s, the company was a subsidiary of
the Disney Corporation. Recently, the residents voted to incorporate as the
City of Weston, and shortly afterwards, neighboring communities to the north
(Bonaventure) and south were invited to join in the city. Single family
homes range in price from $200,000 to $5,000,000.
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Pinecrest
Incorporated in 1996, this close-in family oriented neighborhood is defined
by its acre properties and fine schools. It is considered one of the most
desirable areas in which to live in Miami-Dade County. There are
approximately 20,000 residents living in the 8 square miles comprising the
Village of Pinecrest. Residences range in price from $ 350,000 to $
3,500,000 |
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Coconut Grove
One of Miami's most charming and historic neighborhoods, reputed for its
eclectic blend of chic, trendy and Bohemian, the Grove is the place to play
and indulge your senses.
This enchanting, lush tropical village is considered the oldest and most
important settlement in Florida because of its location on the edge of
Biscayne Bay's tropical blue waters offering distinctive properties in a
garden grandeur style with umbrella banyans and cool Biscayne breezes.
Its entertainment and shopping district reflects the quirky yet
sophisticated nature of its residents and visitors. |
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Coral
Gables
In the past 30 years, the City has experienced healthy growth, which has
bolstered the economic base. Today, Coral Gables is home to 150
multinational companies, 21 consulates and trade offices and a number of
fine art galleries. It is also known as the Fine Dining Capital of South
Florida and has the highest concentration of live theater in Miami-Dade
County. Growth in
the commercial sector has brought a wealth of new activities for residents,
including nighttime entertainment, live music, casual and fine dining, and
new retail options
Homes range from $ 250.000 up
to more than $ 10.000.000
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Pembroke Pines
Located North of Dade County just above the
County line between US-27 and the Florida Turnpike.
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City of Miami
City of Miami include Miami Down Town and some of the best locations on the
center of Miami Dade County, such us Coconut Grove, Brickel, Key Biscayne
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Miami Beach
Who has not heard about Miami Beach? One the most wanted location on South
Florida Miami Beach and its miles long sandy sunny beaches with the best
high rise buildings and condos that range from the lows 100's to up to $
10.000.000 |
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City of North
Miami
Includes Biscayne Boulevard and areas near North Miami Beach. |
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City of North
Miami Beach
North of the legendary Miami Beach, on the same frame of land, mostly high
rise developments, Hotels, Resorts and the fines Community Developments, all
sort of amenities and fine cuisine. Ideal to retire |
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Aventura City
One of the most recent additions to the list of new Cities in Dade County,
created on 1995 include some of the most exclusive neighborhoods of its area
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Homestead
Lies near the southern-most tip of Florida, where sunny days are in the
majority and the average temperature is 75 degrees. Ten miles west are the
vast mangrove forests and watery sawgrass plains of Everglades National
Park, a subtropical wilderness that shelters alligator and ibis, eagle and
manatee. To the east and south are Biscayne Bay and its underwater national
park, the Florida Keys and the Atlantic Ocean. Twenty-five miles north is
Miami, "Gateway to the Americas," and one of the country's exciting
international cities. The hometown atmosphere that welcomes visitors comes
from a community that is proud of the continuing accomplishments that are
making the Homestead area an increasingly desirable place to live work and
raise a family |
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