- County
- Miami-Dade County
- Main roads
- Palmetto Expressway, Okeechobee Road and West 49th Street
- Likely buyers
- Family run operators, Doral suppliers and first time buyers using SBA loans
What Sells in Hialeah
Hialeah has a dense mix of light industry, auto repair, food production, import shops and neighborhood retail. Many companies are owned by families who built them over decades and run them with little outside management.
Bakeries, restaurants, distributors and trade contractors change hands often. Buyers like the loyal local customers, and they pay close attention to how much of the business rests on the owner's personal relationships.
Paperwork Specific to the City
Companies inside city limits usually need a city business tax receipt as well as the county one.
Rules and transfer fees vary by city, so the buyer should ask Hialeah's licensing office what is required. Our page on the Miami-Dade business tax receipt transfer covers the county side.
Industrial owners also carry equipment, which means the yearly tangible personal property return matters.
Who Buys in Hialeah
Local operators buying a second location, employees ready to own and first time buyers with SBA loans make up much of the pool. Suppliers in nearby Doral look at Hialeah companies that fit their customers.
Buyers from outside the United States also appear, so read about international buyers before you respond to one.
Getting a Number
Cash heavy companies need records that match, as in proving cash revenue. When you are ready, request a private estimate or call (786) 555-0134 on a weekday.