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Hialeah, FL (April 19, 2025) – Emergency responders were quick to the scene, providing care to individuals injured in a vehicle crash at the intersection of SR-826 EB and NW 57th Ave in Hialeah. The crash occurred at approximately 1:21 AM, with responders arriving at 1:45 AM. The collision resulted in a roadblock, temporarily disrupting traffic flow in the area.

While specific details about the vehicles involved have not been released, the crash resulted in injuries that required immediate medical attention. Emergency responders worked swiftly to assist those affected, and the roadblock was cleared shortly afterward, allowing for normal traffic conditions to resume.

The cause of the crash remains under investigation by local authorities. Our thoughts are with those affected by this incident, and we hope for a swift recovery for all involved.

Vehicle Crashes with Injuries in Florida

Vehicle crashes with injuries are an unfortunate reality on Florida’s busy roadways, particularly in high-traffic areas like Hialeah. Intersections such as SR-826 EB and NW 57th Ave are frequently used by both local and through traffic, making them susceptible to accidents. Crashes in these areas can lead to serious injuries and significant delays, especially when roadblocks are involved.

Local authorities urge drivers to remain cautious, especially during the late-night and early-morning hours when visibility can be reduced, and fatigue can increase the likelihood of accidents. Speeding, distracted driving, and running red lights are often contributing factors to crashes, and staying alert is essential for preventing such incidents.

If you or someone you know has been involved in a vehicle crash, Local Accident Reports is here to offer assistance. We provide support in handling legal matters, insurance claims, and the recovery process. Reach out for help during this difficult time.

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CAVA expands its footprint into South Florida with new Hialeah location and additional restaurants planned for later this year

WASHINGTON, April 08, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CAVA (NYSE: CAVA), the category-defining Mediterranean fast-casual restaurant brand, today opened its first restaurant in South Florida to bring a taste of the Mediterranean to the community. The restaurant is located in the Shoppes at Highland at 3645 West 84th Street, Unit 5, Hialeah, FL 33018 and will be open from 10:45 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. CAVA Hialeah is a 2,200-square-foot location with a 40-seat dining room, digital order pick-up and delivery.

CAVA serves flavor-packed Mediterranean-inspired bowls, pitas, dips, and dressings, helping people eat well and live well. These menu offerings, combined with an emphasis on hospitality and serving others, have a broad appeal in the markets it currently operates in, and the brand expects South Florida will be no different.

"South Florida is known for its vibrant food scene and year-round warmth, and CAVA’s concept of serving bold, satisfying flavors with Mediterranean hospitality is a perfect match," said Brett Schulman, Co-Founder and CEO of CAVA. "We are thrilled to welcome the Hialeah community to our table, and look forward to continuing to deliver our mission of bringing heart, health, and humanity to food in South Florida as we grow our presence in this market throughout the year."

Before the doors officially open to any new restaurant, CAVA invites guests in for a complimentary meal, accepts donations to support a local cause, and matches those donations up to $1,000. Since 2019, this companywide Community Day program has raised more than $600,000 in donations, focused on organizations improving food security in local communities. In keeping with this tradition, CAVA’s Hialeah Community Day event was held yesterday, raising funds for Food Rescue U.S. - South Florida, a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting hunger and reducing food waste.

With a target of 1,000 restaurants by 2032, the company is quickly growing its national footprint, with plans to open additional South Florida restaurants later this year. It opened 58 net new restaurants in the 2024 Fiscal Year and expects at least 17 percent growth in 2025. Last month, CAVA opened its first restaurant in Indiana, bringing the total national footprint to 26 states and the District of Columbia.

Prior to the grand opening, CAVA also donated fresh meals prepared throughout the restaurant’s training period to local community members. The company's food donation program was launched nationally in the fall of 2023 to improve food insecurity and reduce food waste as CAVA expands to new locations.

Baron Property Group has secured $206 million in construction financing from Post Road Group to help transform Hialeah, Fla., with a new transit-oriented residential property. Developers broke ground on the project, Metro Parc North, last month, with completion expected in late 2027.

Metro Parc North will offer 661 homes ranging from studios to three-bedrooms. The units are designed by Modis Architects. KAST Construction is heading up construction on the project.

Homes in Metro Parc North are set to feature open-concept floor plans, stainless steel appliances, washers/dryers, designer kitchens and private balconies. Community amenities will include coworking spaces, a pool with pool-side cabanas, a multi-purpose clubroom, bike storage, a pet groom station and parking.

Baron Property Group’s Metro Parc—a 559-unit workforce housing property with 15,000 square feet of retail space—is next door to the development. Together, both projects will include almost 2 million square feet of apartment and retail space.

“We see Hialeah as the next sought-after destination,” Matthew Baron, founder and president of Baron Property Group, told Multi-Housing News.

Situated at 983 E. 26th St., Metro Parc North and Metro Parc residents are nearby a Metrorail entrance and the Hialeah Hospital. The Amelia Earhart Park and Hialeah Park are in close proximity, as are dining, retail and entertainment options.

Ayush Kapahi, principal and founding Partner at advisory firm HKS Real Estate Advisors, told MHN that in today’s market, certainty of execution on a deal such as this one is everything.

“The longstanding relationship between Baron Property Group and Post Road Group fostered a collaborative approach, enabling both parties to navigate the nuances of the deal structure efficiently,” he said. “In an environment where capital markets remain complex, trusted partnerships like this are key to getting deals across the finish line.”

TODs across the nation

Transit-oriented housing developments continue to be popular across the nation.

“A healthy mix of transit, housing and retail has been a popular recipe for U.S. towns and cities looking to keep up with the times and not be left behind,” Michael J. Romer, Esq., co-managing partner, Romer Debbas, told MHN. “Although additional housing is desperately needed, the adage ‘location, location, location’ still holds. Savvy developers are coordinating with local towns and cities to lure in additional residents with well-placed and convenient rental developments.”

On the East Coast, another transit-oriented development recently secured construction financing. Hoboken Connect, located along the Hudson River waterfront, began construction in January. It will feature 386 units and 5,000 square feet of retail space near bus, ferry, light and heavy rail and PATH services.

In Miami, a development site for a transit-oriented development was purchased in mid-2024 by Oak Row Equities. The project, MiamiCentral, will feature 816 luxury rental residences above the MiamiCentral Station.

Also in the New York area, Triangle Equities recently began move-ins at a transit-oriented development in Staten Island. The area lacks the transit density that the majority of the city enjoys. Yet, this development is built directly adjacent to the Staten Island ferry, which provides free transit between Staten Island and Lower Manhattan.

“Especially in New York, transit-oriented development is often associated with the access to rail and the subway,” Evan Petracca, chief operating officer of Triangle Equities, told MHN. “This property provides residents free access to lower Manhattan.”