A 4-Bedroom Hialeah Home Is Listed Below Two 3-Bedroom Miami Homes — What That Means for Buyers — August 14, 2026

Today’s active-listing market update delivered four single-family updates: three new listings and one price decrease, with asking prices from $589,900 to $815,000.

One detail is worth slowing down for. The four-bedroom Hialeah home at 2732 W 68th Place is listed at $615,000—below the $658,000 three-bedroom home at 16382 SW 139th Avenue and the $815,000 three-bedroom home at 14020 SW 83rd Street. Another three-bedroom home, 11465 SW 57th Terrace, is listed lower at $589,900. That does not establish value; it shows why bedroom count alone is not enough to explain an asking price.

Editorial comparison based on verified August 14 market update facts. The graphic is not listing photography.

The four homes at a glance

• 11465 SW 57th Terrace, Miami, FL 33173 — $589,900 — 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,155 reported sq ft — MLS A12069664 — New Listing.

• 2732 W 68th Place, Hialeah, FL 33016 — $615,000 — 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,458 reported sq ft — MLS A12070255 — New Listing.

• 16382 SW 139th Avenue, Miami, FL 33177 — $658,000 — 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,628 reported sq ft — MLS A12067925 — New Listing.

• 14020 SW 83rd Street, Miami, FL 33183 — $815,000 — 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,472 reported sq ft — MLS A12011804 — Price Decreased.

Why the bedroom count does not settle the comparison

A fourth bedroom can matter a lot to a household, but it still does not tell you how the home is laid out, how the living area is distributed, what condition the property is in, or what ownership costs come with it. Location and listing status also change the questions I would ask.

the current listing data does not provide enough information to rank these homes by value. I would use it to decide which properties deserve a closer look, then verify the facts that actually affect fit and total cost.

What I would verify next

• Current condition, material updates, disclosures, and any property-specific issues that are not shown in the market update.

• Lot and location factors that matter to the buyer’s daily life, plus taxes, insurance, and any association obligations when applicable.

• Full price and status history, especially for the property showing a price decrease.

• Whether the layout and reported living area work for the buyer’s real space needs—not just the bedroom count.

Want help comparing the four?

If one of these homes caught your attention, I can help you pull the current listing details, verify what is missing from the market update, and compare the options around your priorities. Chris Manzano • 305-999-5664 • Chris@ChrisManzano.com

Listing information and status are based on the August 14, 2026 MLS/OneHome market update and can change. Verify current availability, property facts, pricing, condition, fees, and other material details independently before making a real estate decision.