Hialeah, FL Apartments For Rent
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Types of apartment in Hialeah, FL
Hialeah apartments often sit in low-rise stucco buildings from the mid-century years, with flat roofs, exterior walkways, small balconies, and open parking lots in front. In east and central Hialeah, around Hialeah Drive, West 49th Street, and Amelia Earhart Park, many apartments are in older two- and three-story buildings. Interiors can have tile floors, compact kitchens, wall AC units, and simple room layouts. Houses for rent are common too, often one-story ranch or duplex-style homes with carports, chain-link fences, and small yards.West Hialeah, Palm Springs, and the area near Westland Mall have more garden-style apartments and condo-style units with larger parking areas and gated entries. Near Hialeah Park and Hialeah Racetrack, you can also find older apartments mixed with small single-family houses. In Hialeah Gardens and north toward Country Club, buildings often spread out more, so apartments can feel less dense but more car-dependent. South near Miami Springs, some rentals sit on busier roads, which can mean faster access out of the city but more traffic around the building.
Getting around Hialeah, FL
Hialeah has solid transit for renters. Metrorail, the rapid transit line, stops at Okeechobee, Hialeah, and Tri-Rail/Metrorail Transfer. Metrobus, the county bus service, covers major roads like Palm Avenue and West 16th Avenue. Driving is common, and parking often comes with apartments, though older areas near east Hialeah can have tighter street parking. Walking works better near West 49th Street and around transit stops. Biking exists, but many roads are wide and busy.Living in Hialeah, FL
Hialeah is known for shopping, parks, and horse racing at Hialeah Park. You can spend time at Amelia Earhart Park, shop around Westland Mall and West 49th Street, or catch local events near Milander Park. Many renters work in retail, logistics, health care, aviation, and warehouse jobs, with access toward Miami International Airport and nearby industrial areas. Apartments near those routes can cut down travel time.
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