170 for lunch at West Kendall Business Association Former Miami Dolphin Jimmy Cefalo (fourth from left) spoke at the West Kendall Business Association luncheon. Also pictured, from left, are Peter Nixon of the Nixon Team at ReMax, Kent Crook of KC Electrical Services,...
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West Kendall, referred to as “The guardians of the EVERGLADES,” as eloquently stated by the ex 11th District Commissioner, Juan Zapata, back in 2014, has continued to flourish over the years. This family-friendly suburban community in Miami has experienced rapid growth, evolving into a vibrant hub characterized by low-rise condominiums, bustling shopping centers, corporate parks, and a thriving business community.
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West Kendall’s strategic location provides easy access to major transportation arteries, including the Palmetto Expressway and Kendall Drive, facilitating convenient commutes to Miami International Airport, Downtown Miami, and the Metrozoo.
The entertainment and dining scene in West Kendall has continued to thrive, offering a diverse range of options for residents and visitors alike. From ice skating to movie theaters and local restaurants, the community’s dining scene has evolved to embrace its vibrant Hispanic population, with a culinary landscape influenced by Cuban, Peruvian, Colombian, Nicaraguan, and Chilean cuisines.
West Kendall remains a vital part of Miami’s healthcare landscape, housing Baptist Hospital Systems, a globally recognized healthcare institution.
Jorge Pena, the visionary founder of the West Kendall Business Association (now known as the Greater Kendall Business Association), established it with the motto “The friendliest place to do Business.” This motto still holds true today, as the association continues to foster a welcoming environment for businesses in the area. Feel free to attend one of their events to experience the warmth and camaraderie of the local business community.
In terms of public transportation, West Kendall is well-connected through Metrobus services, with convenient connections to the Metrorail at Dadeland Station, facilitating efficient travel throughout the Miami metropolitan area. West Kendall’s commitment to accessibility and connectivity remains a cornerstone of its community planning.
In conclusion, West Kendall has not only preserved its unique character and charm over the years but has also embraced growth and diversity, solidifying its status as a vibrant and forward-looking community in the heart of Miami. As Commissioner Zapata aptly noted in 2014, it continues to be “The guardians of the EVERGLADES,” safeguarding its natural surroundings while thriving as a dynamic and welcoming suburban enclave.
170 for lunch at West Kendall Business Association
West Kendall schedules second annual expo
West Kendall schedules second annual expo May 21, 2007 At a West Kendall Business Association "Bring your Child to Work" luncheon, Larry Barditch of Palm Water with, from left, nephew Enrique Collera, age 12, and sons Joshua Barditch, age 10, and Jonathan Barditch,...
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