Hialeah-Miami Lakes Senior High

It's a solid, established residential zone popular with families thanks to schools like American Senior High School and nearby feeder schools. The area moves at a steady pace, with 362 homes sold over the past year and a 38-day median time on market. Expect an everyday-neighborhood feel with quick access to the wider Hialeah community.

It sits in the mid-range for Miami-Dade, with a median list price of $374,500 and homes selling at a $448,000 median over the last year. Prices stretch from $175,000 on the low end up to $3,199,900, so there's room for different budgets. At roughly $364 per square foot, you're paying for location and schools more than square footage.

The typical home here is compact — about 1,075 square feet — listing at a $374,500 median. There are 180 active listings to choose from, including 19 waterfront homes and 8 priced above $1 million. You can filter the full range on the Hialeah homes for sale page.

It's balanced and active: 180 homes are on the market, the median sits at 38 days before going under contract, and sellers are averaging 96% of their asking price. With 362 sales in the past year, there's real, consistent turnover here. Sharp pricing still matters for both buyers and sellers.

The median HOA runs about $456 per month, though that varies widely depending on whether you're in a condo, a gated pocket, or a single-family home. Property taxes come in around $3,396 per year at the median. If you're weighing renting instead, the median rent in the zone is about $2,095 per month.