Hialeah is a Hialeah offers a mix of apartment communities, condominium rentals, townhome-style housing, and nearby single-family rentals.. Apartment hunters can compare buildings by floor-plan availability, total monthly cost, parking, pet rules, and access to daily destinations.

Use the map to compare apartment locations near major roads, local transit, shopping districts, and employment areas across Hialeah and South Florida. Open individual building profiles for available data, and verify current pricing and availability directly with the property before applying.

Living in Hialeah, FL

Hialeah is a primarily residential rental market in Miami-Dade County County, favored by renters who want more space, parking, and quieter streets while staying connected to the wider metro. ApartmentsRents.com currently maps 36 apartment and condo buildings in Hialeah, spanning studios to 3-bedroom layouts.

Transportation shapes location decisions here — Hialeah is served by major roads, local transit, shopping districts, and employment areas across Hialeah and South Florida — so compare travel times for your real schedule. Popular rental areas include Amelia District, Central Hialeah, and East Hialeah; each Hialeah neighborhood carries a different balance of price, walkability, and access, so it pays to compare a few before deciding.

In Hialeah, compare the full monthly cost including parking and required fees, verify utility billing, and test your commute during rush hour before choosing a building.

Frequently asked questions about renting in Hialeah

How much does it cost to rent an apartment in Hialeah, FL?

Among the Hialeah buildings with pricing currently shown on ApartmentsRents.com, listed starting rents average roughly $1,400 per month, though this is not a citywide market average and some prices are estimated. Rent varies by bedroom count, neighborhood, building age, and lease term — confirm the exact unit, concessions, and fees directly with the property.

What are the best neighborhoods to rent in Hialeah?

Frequently compared Hialeah rental areas include Amelia District, Central Hialeah, East Hialeah, Hialeah Heights, Hialeah Park, and Palm Springs. The right choice depends on your budget, commute, and whether you prioritize walkability, water access, or quieter residential streets — open each neighborhood page to see matching buildings.

Is Hialeah a good place to rent an apartment?

Hialeah suits renters who want more space, parking, and quieter streets in Miami-Dade County County. Compare the complete monthly cost, parking, pet rules, and commute for each building before deciding — the map and building profiles above make that side-by-side comparison easy.

How do you get around Hialeah?

Hialeah renters commonly use major roads, local transit, shopping districts, and employment areas across Hialeah and South Florida. Service patterns and traffic change by time of day, so review current official schedules and test your commute at the hours you expect to travel before committing to a location.

Neighborhood Apartment Rentals in Hialeah

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