American Senior High School

It's a strong fit for buyers who want a genuine Hialeah community feel — walkable, family-oriented, and centered on schools like Hialeah Senior High School. With 303 homes sold in the last 12 months, it's an active, established neighborhood rather than a transient one. You're trading larger lots for convenience and a tight social fabric.

Compared to much of Miami-Dade, this zone is accessible, with a median list price of $290,000 and entry points starting around $120,000. The average is $298 per square foot, and homes here tend to be compact at a median 1,119 sqft. There's upside too — a handful of listings climb past $1 million, including five current $1M+ homes.

Active listings run from $120,000 to $1,820,000, with a median list price of $290,000. Over the past year, the median sold price landed at $428,000, reflecting the range of home sizes and conditions across the zone. Browse Hialeah homes for sale to see current pricing by property type.

It's steady and balanced. Homes sit a median of 47.5 days on market, and sellers are collecting about 97% of their asking price — a sign that well-priced properties move without dramatic bidding wars. With 178 active listings, buyers have real choice.

The median HOA fee in the zone is about $286 per month, though that varies by community and whether you're in one of the 13 gated properties. Median property tax runs roughly $3,203 per year. If you're weighing renting first, the median rent here is around $2,200 per month.