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Florida / Miami-Dade County / Hialeah / Townhomes
HIALEAH · TOWNHOMES
New Construction Townhomes in Hialeah, FL
Hialeah has one townhome community in our listings, Aurora Place, with 4 floor plans. All of these plans are listed as coming soon.
townhomesAT A GLANCE
1 community
New townhomes in Hialeah, with 4 townhome plans from prices to come.
- Price range: not yet published
- Bedrooms: 3
- Size: 1,275 to 1,612 sq ft
- Median price per sq ft: to come
Updated November 14, 2026 from our listings.
Townhomes communities in Hialeah
Updated automatically as townhome communities are added in Hialeah.
Aurora Place
Townhomes floor plans in Hialeah, lowest price first
Open a plan for the layout and the current starting price.
Rosewood Model
Camden Model
Dawson Model
Langford Model
Townhome starting prices by bedroom count
Every plan here has three bedrooms.
- 3 bedrooms: 4 plans, 1,275 to 1,612 sq ft, pricing not yet published
New townhomes elsewhere in Miami-Dade County
- Miami: 22 communities, 64 plans, 1,186 to 2,987 sq ft, from $319,990
- Florida City: 9 communities, 24 plans, 1,334 to 1,826 sq ft, from $339,990
- Homestead: 6 communities, 18 plans, 1,334 to 1,828 sq ft, from $349,990
Townhome communities by starting price
- Aurora Place (coming soon): 4 plans, 1,275 to 1,612 sq ft, pricing not yet published
How townhomes compare with all new homes in Hialeah
Across Miami-Dade County, townhomes have a median starting price of $414,990, based on 110 plans.
Townhome, villa or single-family?
A townhome shares a wall with the home on one or both sides and is usually two storeys, with a garage on the ground floor or behind the building. A villa is generally single-storey and attached to one neighbour, and a twin home is a pair of attached houses sold separately. A detached single-family home costs more to buy but has no shared walls and usually a larger lot.
In Hialeah our listings currently include 4 townhome plans, 0 single-family home plans and 0 villa plans. Townhomes start at prices to come. Compare the monthly cost as well as the price, since what the association maintains differs from one home type to another.
What separates one townhome from another
Square footage explains less of a townhome’s price than it does for a house. Settle three things before you compare plans.
How it is owned. A townhome can be sold fee simple, where you own the building and the land, or as a condominium that looks like a townhome. That changes your insurance, your loan and what the association maintains.
What the dues cover. Some associations handle the roof, exterior paint and building insurance. Others handle almost none of it. A higher fee that covers the roof can be the cheaper arrangement.
Parking. Check whether the garage holds one car or two, whether the driveway fits a second car and where guests park.
Questions to bring to the sales office
- Is this fee simple or a condominium?
- Which building and unit position is this price for?
- What do the HOA dues cover?
- Is there a CDD or a master association as well?
The costs that do not show in the price
01 / THE DUES
What the HOA covers
In some communities the association handles the roof, exterior paint, landscaping and insurance on the building. In others it handles almost none of it. A higher fee that covers the roof can be the cheaper arrangement.
02 / INSURANCE
Your policy depends on the ownership
A fee-simple townhome usually needs a full homeowner’s policy, including wind. A condominium townhome needs a smaller interior policy because the association insures the structure. Get a quote for the actual address.
03 / THE RULES
Rentals, pets and vehicles
Associations set rental waiting periods, pet limits and rules on work trucks and boats. If you may rent the home later, read that section of the documents before you sign.
Hialeah for townhome buyers
Miami-Dade is the most populous county in Florida, and land for new homes is scarce near the urban core. Most new single-family building is on the southern and western edges of the county, while townhomes and smaller infill communities appear closer in. Check the commute at rush hour before you choose an address, because distance to work matters more here than almost anywhere else in South Florida.
Miami-Dade County is one of the two counties covered by the High-Velocity Hurricane Zone provisions of the Florida Building Code, the state’s strictest rules for roofs, windows, doors and how a house is tied together against wind. Every new home here is built to them. Ask which impact-rated windows and doors are standard, and ask your insurance agent how the home’s wind-mitigation features affect the premium.
New townhomes in Hialeah: common questions
Which townhome communities are being built in Hialeah?
Our listings currently show 1 community: Aurora Place. This answer updates as listings change.
How much do new townhomes cost in Hialeah?
Pricing has not been published yet. Ask us and we will get the current figures.
What is the lowest-priced new townhome in Hialeah?
Pricing has not been published yet. Ask us and we will get the current figures.
Are there new townhomes in Hialeah under $500,000?
Pricing has not been published yet. Ask us and we will get the current figures.
How big are new townhomes in Hialeah?
Plans currently range from 3 bedrooms and 1,275 to 1,612 square feet. The largest is the Rosewood at Aurora Place, with 1,612 square feet.
Do new townhomes have HOA fees?
Yes, in practice all of them do. What the fee covers varies widely, so ask for the current budget and the list of what the association maintains.
What is the difference between a townhome, a villa and a twin home?
A townhome is usually two storeys and shares walls on one or both sides. A villa is typically single-storey and attached to one neighbour. A twin home is one of two attached houses, each sold on its own lot. Builders use the labels loosely, so check the plan and how the home is owned.
The Hialeah new-home market
All home types in Hialeah, for comparison with the townhome figures above.
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Other new home types in Hialeah
- Multi-family homes: 1 community, 4 plans, 1,275 to 1,612 sq ft, pricing not yet published
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Compare new townhomes in Hialeah in person.
Tell us which communities and plans interest you and what you want to spend each month. We will get current pricing and set up the visits.
Figures on this page are calculated from Pre-ConstructionHomes.com listings and update when the listings change. Prices are published starting prices and may exclude options, homesite premiums and other charges. Confirm details for a specific home before you decide.
