Henrique A. Faria
Last update: 2020-09-21
About Me
Hi there! I’m Henrique Faría, and I’m here to make your move to Broward or Miami-Dade as smooth and enjoyable as possible. Whether you’re coming in from New York, California, another country, or just relocating within the area—maybe upsizing or downsizing—I’ve got you covered.
I specialize in the beautiful communities of Pembroke Pines, Southwest Ranches, Weston, and, of course, Hollywood. I know these areas inside and out and can help you find the perfect home to fit your lifestyle—whether you’re looking for a cozy place with no HOA, a family-friendly neighborhood with great schools, or just a fantastic local vibe.
I’m proud to say that I speak both English and Spanish, so we can chat in whichever language you’re more comfortable with. Working with me means you’ll get personalized, friendly service from someone who truly cares about making your transition easy.
And remember, I’m not just here for newcomers—if you’re already living in Broward or Miami-Dade and looking to move to a bigger or smaller home, I can help with that too.
When I’m not helping clients, you’ll find me enjoying all the local gems our vibrant communities have to offer. So whether you’re moving from far away or just making a local change, let’s make it a great experience together. I’m just a call or message away!
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Broward County Total Home Sales and prices Rise in August 2020
Total home sales increased 6.7%, both the pandemic and the high taxes of the northern states such as New York have made a very high migration, increasing demand. Too low inventory is another factor that push high the price.