Gladeview No HOANo HOA, Gladeview, FL 33147
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Reveal the market edge for Unit 6700 NW 28TH AVE (Gladeview)

$587,000
Closed sales
Median sold
No
Building policy
Pets
1
Building height
Floors
$587,000
Closed range
Sold high
None
Outlook
View
1
Velocity
Sold (12 mo)
Gardner Park
0.1 mi
Nearby
No HOA
Buyer niche
Specialty
First Floor Entry
Finish note
Interior
Garden
Outlook
View
$587,000
Closed range
Sold low
Living Dining Room
Finish note
Interior
1,226
Typical size
Median sqft
0.08
Sales tempo
Monthly pace
1956
Building age
Year built
$587,000
Closed sales
Median sold
No
Building policy
Pets
1
Building height
Floors
$587,000
Closed range
Sold high
None
Outlook
View
1
Velocity
Sold (12 mo)
Gardner Park
0.1 mi
Nearby
No HOA
Buyer niche
Specialty
First Floor Entry
Finish note
Interior
Garden
Outlook
View
$587,000
Closed range
Sold low
Living Dining Room
Finish note
Interior
1,226
Typical size
Median sqft
0.08
Sales tempo
Monthly pace
1956
Building age
Year built
$587,000
Closed sales
Median sold
No
Building policy
Pets
1
Building height
Floors
$587,000
Closed range
Sold high
None
Outlook
View
1
Velocity
Sold (12 mo)
Gardner Park
0.1 mi
Nearby
No HOA
Buyer niche
Specialty
First Floor Entry
Finish note
Interior
Garden
Outlook
View
$587,000
Closed range
Sold low
Living Dining Room
Finish note
Interior
1,226
Typical size
Median sqft
0.08
Sales tempo
Monthly pace
1956
Building age
Year built
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Start with the market. Then make it yours

At Gladeview No HOA in Gladeview, a building from 1956, 1 recent sales closed
How this building trades

At Gladeview No HOA, we start from closings — not the asks next door

Current listings show what is competing today. Recent closings show where deals actually landed. Looking at both is how you price with clearer context
1 sales is a thin sample — useful as a pattern, not certainty. That is when a specialist look at your line helps most
Current competition

Your home may compete with 3 peer buildings. We show which.

Peer communities, view-split closings when we have them, and the bed mix buyers actually shop — so you see the alternatives a buyer weighs before you set an ask
Same unit. Better context.

A listing is more than a description

Features matter. So does market context. We lead with what has sold, what is competing now, and where your unit fits in its stack — then a specialist can help you decide how to list
Typical listing
Beautiful 2/2 in a luxury building. Granite counters, walk-in closet, great amenities.
Ours
Unit 6700 NW 28TH AVE (Gladeview). Written from this building's closings, not a generic amenity list.
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