Palm Springs Middle School

It's a solid fit if you want to be in the middle of everything Hialeah offers with schools close at hand, from North Hialeah Elementary to Hialeah Senior High. The neighborhood is dense and family-oriented, with a strong Spanish-speaking community and steady long-term ownership. It rewards buyers who value convenience and central location over sprawling lots.

Compared to much of Miami-Dade, no — the median list price is $265,000, with listings starting around $179,000. The tradeoff is size: the median home is about 980 square feet at roughly $335 per square foot, so you're often buying compact condos and townhomes rather than large single-family houses.

Active list prices run from $179,000 to $2,000,000, with a median of $265,000, while homes that actually sold over the past year had a median price of $419,174. That gap reflects a market where small units set the asking prices and larger single-family homes drive the closings, so know which segment you're shopping. You can filter both on Hialeah homes for sale.

It's balanced and gives buyers a real seat at the table. There are 99 active listings, homes take a median of 49 days to sell, and 228 homes closed over the last 12 months. Sellers are getting about 96% of asking on average, which means well-priced offers have room to negotiate.

Property taxes here run a median of about $3,199 a year, which is manageable for the price point. HOA data isn't consistently reported for this zone, so budget on a per-listing basis — condos and townhomes will carry dues that single-family homes won't. If you'd rather rent first, the median rent in the area is $2,175 a month.