Honey Hill Mobile Home Park — Local services in Miami Gardens

Where to start, we've lived here for 30 yrs, it used to be a quiet place but now it's a nightmare living in this community. All those new Cuban ppl recently moved don't know what respect means. They listen music so loud day and night knowing that the rules here prohibited it. If they buy a trailer in bad conditions which its understandable they need to repair it but not passing 10 pm these ppl making noise without caring that neighbors have to work next day. That happened to us, the neighbors next to my trailer recently moved and started making repair so I went to asked him to stop making noise because it was past 10pm and I still work eventhough I'm 72 yrs old, that man went off insulted me and threatening me to call the police. I told him to go ahead call the police and let's see who gets the prize here. Beside that there is a competition of who collect more pigeon, poor birds in tiny cages or living in dark sheds. That is...

I own a Mobile Home in Honey Hill Mobile Park 4955 NW 199 Street Miami Gardens Fl 33055 for more than 20 years , the owner took me to court for eviction because I was driving a dodge 350 for my mother because she is a handicap, in court they won because they said that was a commercial vehicle. On 2012 they took me because a make a handicap ramp, carport made with not permit,I live with my daughter 10 years, mother 85 and a Hispanic friend. I got into agreement that I will not make the complain for discrimination and they will no do the eviction. On August 2014 I got Default Final Jugdment for eviction from the judge Caryn Canner which he did not accepted my discrimination complains. One my mother is a disable person on wheel chair, second my daughter is only 14 years old, my friend is African America and I am hispanic,the Management are Cuban, the owner do not like Colombians or...

If I was posting this review back in the 90's-early 2000's it would sound very different but this place has had a 100% turn around. Back when I was growing up here this place was considered the hood, even then still loved it. Now in days it's a great place to raise a family or retire way cheaper than anywhere else in Miami. Kids can play safely on the streets and most people that live here have been here for decades so there's a real sense of community when you get to know your neighbors. It's a mobile home park so of course the houses are not luxurious but most are well kept and not trashy looking like other mobile home parks. Walking distance from a plaza that has everything you need. I miss calling this place home. If you're looking for a place to live that's affordable and safe then this is ...