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Gladeview is a census-designated place in Miami-Dade County that began as a neighborhood of the city of Miami, which annexed it in 1925 - but during the Great Depression Miami handed it back, and it has been unincorporated county land ever since.

Gladeview had a population of 14,927 people at the 2020 census, rebounding nearly 30% from 11,535 in 2010 after decades of decline from its 1980 peak of 18,919.

Gladeview has around 5,000 households packed into just 2.6 square miles about 7 miles northwest of downtown Miami, bordered by Brownsville, Liberty City, West Little River, and Hialeah.

Gladeview is a historically Black community - about 59% of residents were Black or African American at the 2020 census, alongside a growing Hispanic or Latino population of about 37%.

Gladeview hosts the headquarters of the Miami-Dade County Corrections and Rehabilitation Department on NW 62nd Street.

Gladeview's youngest students attend Poinciana Park Elementary and Lillie C. Evans Elementary, and its teenagers are zoned for storied Miami high schools including Miami Northwestern Senior High and Miami Central High.

Gladeview is one of the best-connected unincorporated neighborhoods in Miami-Dade, served by the Northside and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza Metrorail stations and the Tri-Rail/Metrorail Transfer station.