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338 E 3 St 2

Hialeah, Miami-Dade County, FL, 33010

$300,170 market value

10%equity·$30k

Auction

Sale date
Oct 13, 2026
Sale type
Foreclosure
Result
Sold to plaintiff
Buyer
Plaintiff
Sale price
$190,600
Final judgment
$270,322
Plaintiff max bid
Hidden
Case #
2025-018660-CA-01

Florida foreclosure sales are held by the clerk after the court enters a final judgment, online in most counties. The winning bidder posts a deposit of 5% of the bid, pays the balance by the clerk's deadline, and receives a certificate of title if no objection is filed within 10 days (Florida Statutes §45.031).

Recorded activity

  • 2026-10-20Auction site: Plaintiff, $190,600 to Plaintiff
  • 2026-10-05Sale notice published in the newspaper of record
  • 2026-09-28Sale notice published in the newspaper of record

Property details

Bedrooms
2.0
Bathrooms
3.0
Living area
972 sqft
Year built
2001
Property type
Condominium
Occupancy
Owner-occupied
Homestead
Yes
Effective year
2001
Flood zone
X (unshaded)
Zoning
6500:COMMERCIAL,CLASSIF

Legal description: LOS PORTALES CONDO

Parcel: 0431180450380

Financial

Market value
$300,170
Final judgment
$270,322
Estimated equity
$29,848
Value range
$261k – $339k
County just value (2026)
$232,470
County assessed (2026)
$82,367

+$29,848(10%)

Sales history

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