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Executive portraits over a photo of the Hialeah Park apartment community

Prestige Companies is a big believer in Hialeah. After building several residential projects in the city, it is now targeting a new multifamily development site. A joint venture between Prestige and Florida Value Partners bought the closed Salvation Army at 7450 West Fourth Avenue for $15 million, according to a deed. Seller Hialeah 4.9 QOZB […]

AmericaTeVe Canal 41 news segment with Alex Ruiz

AmericaTeVeCanal41 Hialeah no se salva de la crisis de vivienda que ha golpeado duramente al condado Miami-Dade

Juntos per no Revueltos TV program segment

Juntos per no Revueltos Incrementos del alza en la renta y los constructores que están ayudando a crecer la deficiencia actual de oferta de inventario.

Hialeah Park Casino entrance sign
East of the racetrack, the Brunetti family and Prestige Companies plan to build 343 apartments on 12.6 acres A public charter school and low-rise apartments are planned next to the Hialeah Park racetrack and casino, as the first phase of a long-term development of the 200-acre property. The Brunetti family, which owns Hialeah Park, is [...]
Illustration of Prestige executives with Hialeah workforce housing projects
Prestige Companies is continuing its multifamily development spree in Hialeah, as it just scored a $21 million construction loan for three workforce housing complexes. The Miami Lakes-based developer will start building Palm Avenue Lofts at 1201 Palm Avenue; Champions Lofts at 40 West 23 Street and 2290 Palm Avenue; and Poe’s Lofts at 7901 West [...]