Florida City Gardens is a small, elderly-only public housing development located in the Florida City/Homestead area of Miami-Dade County, Florida (near zip 33034/33030). Built in 1983, it consists of 50 one-story units (primarily one-bedroom apartments) at 900 NW 6th Ave, Homestead, FL 33030. It functions as affordable housing for seniors rather than a traditional private single-family HOA community. There is no evidence of standard HOA fees, covenants, or resident-governed associations; instead, it operates under Miami-Dade County public housing guidelines with oversight for maintenance, eligibility, and operations.
HOA Fees and Financial Obligations As a public housing development, there are no traditional HOA dues. Residents typically pay income-based rent (often 30% of adjusted income) or flat rents set by HUD/Miami-Dade guidelines. Utilities and maintenance are generally covered or subsidized. No private HOA assessments, special levies, or market-rate fees apply. Financial obligations focus on compliance with public housing income limits and lease terms.
Rules and Regulations Rules align with federal public housing standards and Miami-Dade County policies, including age restrictions (elderly only), income eligibility verification, guest policies, pet rules (limited), and property maintenance standards. No private architectural review or landscaping covenants typical of HOAs. Violations may lead to lease termination through county processes. Recent Florida laws on gardens/parking do not directly apply as it is not a private HOA.
Community Amenities and Lifestyle The community offers basic senior living in a quiet, one-story setting. Limited on-site amenities; residents access nearby public parks, libraries, and senior services in Florida City and Homestead. Lifestyle emphasizes affordability and accessibility for seniors, with proximity to Miami-Dade College Homestead campus and local resources.
Notable Aspects Florida City Gardens is listed among Miami-Dade public housing developments specifically for elderly residents. It provides stable, subsidized housing in South Florida's agricultural region. No private management company; operated by county housing authority. Contact details are public records.