Hialeah Multifamily Homes & Duplexes for Sale

Hialeah, a neighborhood in Miami, is often referred to as a "mini-Cuba" due to its strong Cuban cultural influence and Spanish-speaking community. The area is home to multiple generations of families from Cuba and other countries, creating a vibrant, multicultural atmosphere. Housing options in Hialeah are diverse, with midcentury-modern and ranch-style homes built between 1945 and 1979 being particularly common. These homes often feature large backyards suitable for patios, pools, or additional storage. Townhouses and condos are also available, catering to various budget ranges. Parks and recreational facilities are plentiful, with James H. Goodlet Park offering athletic fields, a community theater, and a dance studio, while Henry Milander Park features the Ted Hendricks Stadium and an Olympic-sized swimming pool. The James Silas Walker Community Center provides an e-library, daycare center, and hosts an annual parade celebrating the Cuban community. For daily needs, Presidente Supermarket and various local businesses, including Cuban restaurants like Pico Pico and Polo Norte, are conveniently located on West 29th Street. Westland Mall offers national retailers such as Macy’s and JCPenney’s. The Hialeah Park Casino, known for its historic thoroughbred horse racing, adds to the neighborhood's attractions. Despite the evolving Americanization of younger generations, Hialeah retains its Cuban charm, making it a unique and culturally rich place to live.