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Hialeah ranks as the sixth-largest city in Florida. At 74 percent of a population, the city boasts the highest percentage of Cuban and Cuban Americans in the United States.

The Spanish-speaking community is quite prevalent with 92 percent of residents report speaking Spanish in their homes as of the year 2000.

About Hialeah

Hialeah is situated on a large prairie between the Everglades and Biscayne Bay. The city’s name is commonly thought to originate from the Muskogee language, meaning pretty prairie. An alternative origin is thought to be the Seminole meaning of upland prairie.

The city has a long history, with cattleman James H. Bright from Missouri and aviator Glenn Curtiss taking notice of the city in 1921. The two men developed the town and founded the Hialeah Park Race Track. The city was incorporated in 1925.

Hialeah Climate

Many people from around the world seek Miami luxury homes due to the wonderful climate in South Florida. Hialeah offers the ideal climate with 252 days of sunshine per year. The average July high temperature is around 90 degrees. The average low in January is a mild 58 degrees. The city records around 66 inches of rainfall per year.

People

As of 2014, the population of Hialeah is reported to be 226,837. Population density is 10,575 per square mile. The city’s median age is just over 42 years old. About half of the population is married, with the average household size at 3.15 people. Over 95 percent of the people claim Hispanic ethnicity.

Housing

There is a diverse selection of real estate offerings in Hialeah. The median home cost is $142,300. In the last year, homes in Hialeah have seen appreciation of 14.7 percent. If you are looking for luxury homes in South Florida, consider Hialeah. Our knowledgeable Hialeah Realtors® can help you find the right home for your needs and preferences.