Richmond Heights Real Estate Lease, Purchase & Management

07/08/2021

07/04/2021

Happy 4th of July, Enjoy Your Day!!!!!!!

05/24/2021

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05/18/2021

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11/26/2020

Happy Thanksgiving!

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09/19/2020

The story of The Richmond Heights community dates back to World War II when the U.S. Navy purchased land in southwestern Miami-Dade County to build a station. Previously owned by the Richmond Tinder Company, a major supplier of Dade County Pine, the base was named Naval Air Station Richmond. ⁣
During the war, the station housed blimps that protected ships in the Florida Straits and the Caribbean Basin that were hunting German U-boats. In 1945, the base was destroyed by a hurricane and subsequent fire.⁣
After the war, Captain Frank C. Martin purchased the land adjacent to the former base and founded Richmond Heights. While Martin, himself, was a white man; he created this community for African-American veterans returning from the war in response to the difficulty many of them faced in finding quality affordable housing during the Jim Crow era.⁣
Sadly, Captain Frank C. Martin lost his life in a car accident near Lake Placid in Central Florida in 1951 at the age of 42. His friend, the builder EJ Po***ck of Hialeah, picked up where he left off developing the area. Today, Richmond Heights is a thriving African American community with a rich and very proud history. ⁣
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09/14/2020

In real estate, we always warn our home buyers to make sure that they have secured their insurance within days of purchasing a new home, that way, should their closing occur during a hurricane warning or threat, when a hurricane is qualified as a threat within “the box,” you will still be able to close on your new home and have immediate protection of the largest investment you may be making in your lifetime, your home!