This neighborhood is a really important part of Miami, one I'm proud to have visited and spent some…read moretime in on my recent visit. Was in town for the Miami Marathon and our coach, who grew up in the area, suggested we do a shakeout/pre-race run through his hometown - this is something we do in historically Black neighborhoods in NYC anyway, so it was a no-brainer. For me, as I usually stay in South Beach but was anxious to stay in a 'real' part of Miami this go-around, staying nearby and running through Little Haiti and Liberty City was perfect. The people here are really cool. We met one of the main mural artists from the area (see pics) when we were warming up, chatted with the people at the cultural center, ran through the neighborhood (where you don't see Black people, or anyone really, running/jogging) where we were warmly greeted by multiple pedestrians and drivers blowing their horns in support, and finished at the Toussaint L'Ouverture memorial statue, which is both modest and epic. That night, we made it back to Cafe Creole for dinner, which had the best Haitian food I've ever tasted, though I wish they sold sides of black rice. Nonetheless, their food made me wish I ate animal flesh! Also, the best pikliz I've ever had (though very spicy!). Can't wait to return.

Little Haiti has long been a place mainly catering to the Haitian community. That may have not been…read moreas welcoming or appealing as other touristic destinations since they were not the initial target markets. But Little Haiti is undergoing a burgeoning cultural change that is certain to appeal to many tourist. Young Haitian professionals are beginning to start businesses which will give tourists a truly cultural experience similar to that of Little Havana. Some interesting places to visit at the present are The Little Haiti Cultural Center, Libreri Mapou, Chez Le Bebe, Haitian Art Factory, Leelas Restaurant, 1804 ink, Pack Supermarket, Notre Dame D'Haiti, New Florida Bakery, Toussaint Louverture Statue, Little Haiti Soccer Park, Yeelen Gallery, Haitian Arts Alliance, Little Haiti thrift and gift store to name a few. In the past Little Haiti was not a very safe place but it is much safer now.

There are a lot of real estate schools who claim to be the best. I can tell you first hand from my…read moreown experience that JM SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE is definitely the best school there is. They are not only knowledgeable in anything dealing with real estate but their courses adapt to you, I really felt that their main concern was making sure we as sales associates understood the real concept and passion there is in the world of real estate and how it could change our future. Highly recommend all their courses. The atmosphere is friendly, respectful, clean, organized and their courses are not expensive compare to others.

From the owner: Courses available in English and/or Spanish we are very FLEXIBLE with the schedule, we adjust to…read moreyour schedule. - 63 Hours Sales Associate - 72 Hours Broker - 45 Hours Sales Associate Post License - 60 Hours Broker Post License - 14 Hours Continuing Education - 28 Hours Reactivation - 3 Hours Core Law - Code of Ethics

Because I cannot give them a negative number. They talk a big story...bring in subcontractors to…read more"bolster your claim" that they charge you for so instead of 10%, their take is much higher because of these "contractor charges". They didn't read our policy, just shot from the hip which resulted in our being given higher expectations than were possible from our insurance company. When we got a 3/4 million $ offer they told us they should be able to get twice that so we turned the offer down. Then they stopped communicating with us AND our insurance company which resulted in further delays and expired deadlines. Their reviews/references that they give you are likely fakes. Use these guys at your own risk.

I am very happy with the help I received from Cindy Kimbrough. It took several months to finish my…read moredamage claim from hurricane Ian because of the insurance company being completely overwhelmed with a huge number of claims filed from this category 5 hurricane. Cindy very quickly earned my trust in her ability to work with the insurance company and negotiate a settlement that was agreeable to both. I was always able to reach Cindy by phone and am very happy that she helped me get the settlement I needed to repair my home back to how it was before the hurricane. I am so glad I had Cindy for my public adjuster.

Miami Mixed Media is our go to place for all of our printing and embroidery needs. They do all of…read moreour staff's polos, sweaters and T-Shirts. There consistent with all they're services! Highly recommend

Very pleased with the finished product (needed an emblem printed on a soccer jersey) and with the…read morelevel of customer service provided. Not only was Matt super meticulous and detail-oriented, but his disposition was always great. Highly recommend this business!

OptFirst has helped our business grow with their tremendous…read moreskills. I recommend them to any small business who wants to raise their highest potential.

I have been very happy with OptFirst and so happy that I met John in Miami. They have been great…read moreabout maximizing the online footprint for my three legal offices throughout Southern California