
Neighborhood · Gainesville, Florida
Hibiscus Park
Compact, central living close to everything Gainesville
3
Homes for sale
$399,000
Median list price
$303
Avg price / sqft
58
Median days on market
Hibiscus Park sits in the thick of Gainesville, a small residential pocket of right-sized homes that keeps you close to the city's core without the sprawl. The median home here runs about 1,178 square feet, so this is a neighborhood of practical, walkable-scale houses rather than estate lots — ideal if you want location over square footage. It's zoned to schools like Gainesville High School and Westwood Middle School, and it sits among familiar Gainesville names like Duval Heights and University Park.
For buyers, this is a thin, fast-moving slice of the market. There are just 3 active listings right now with a median list price of $399,000, and homes sell at about 97% of asking — so when the right one appears, you move. Compare it against the broader pool of Gainesville homes for sale or watch the live map to catch new inventory the moment it lists.
Hibiscus Park is a community in Gainesville, Florida.
Quick facts
$305,000 – $599K price range
1,194 sqft median home
$2,775/mo median rent
4 sold in 12 months
On the market now
Homes for sale in Hibiscus Park

$305,000
2703 NW 2ND AVENUE, GAINESVILLE
2 bd · 1 ba · 1,194 sqft

$599,000$625,000
2707 NW 4TH AVENUE, GAINESVILLE
6 bd · 3 ba · 1,894 sqft

$399,000
2704 NW 1ST AVENUE, GAINESVILLE
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,178 sqft
Every active listing inside the Hibiscus Park boundary
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Where the market lives
The numbers that matter
The Hibiscus Park market
4
Sold, last 12 months
$382,500
Median sold price
97%
Sale-to-list ratio
What sellers actually get vs asking
51 days
Median time to sell
Hibiscus Park vs Gainesville
Median list price
Price per sqft
Days on market
Median sold price — 3-yr, 3-mo rolling
▼ 18.3% yr/yr
Homes sold per month
Live Stellar MLS data — every listing and closed sale inside the Hibiscus Park boundary. Rolling medians smooth single-month swings in small communities.
For the school run
Schools Hibiscus Park is zoned for
Attendance boundaries overlapping this community — always verify zoning with the district.
What it really costs
Owning here
Owning the median Hibiscus Park home
≈ $2,833/mo
$399,000 median · 20% down · 30-yr fixed at 6.9% · taxes/HOA from live listing data · insurance is a Florida estimate.
$2,775/mo
Median rent
Homes for rent inside the boundary
Population
582
Median age
27
Median income
$74,018
Median home value
$280,100
Beyond the listings
Living in Hibiscus Park
Attitudes
Top 6% in the U.S.Volunteering & Giving
Expressing a desire to give back and do good for the community, this behavior emphasizes charity. Common activities include volunteering, fundraisers, and donations.
Hobbies & Interests
Top 8% in the U.S.Green Thumb
From tiny sprouts and window plants, to flower arrangements and designing a landscape, this population has an affinity for all things green.
Beliefs
Top 8% in the U.S.Activism
This population seeks to advocate for a more just world. Common activities include protests, rallies, and spreading awareness to the public about social justice issues.
Active
Top 9% in the U.S.Organized Sports
From tryouts and casual pick-up games, to varsity tournaments and intramural matches, this population includes people who participate in organized athletics. Often through schools or public recreational areas.
Relationships
Top 9% in the U.S.Networking
Driven to succeed in the business world, this population seeks to progress in their career through networking happy hours, summits, and connecting with other professionals online.
Lifestyles
Top 10% in the U.S.Student Life
There's more to student life than academics. It's about the experience - from classes and homecoming, to making lifetime friends and alumni events. These are students at school, taking classes online, or finding other ways to be students in their daily lives.
Straight answers
Hibiscus Park FAQs
Is Hibiscus Park a good place to live?+
It's a compact, central Gainesville neighborhood that trades square footage for location and convenience. You're close to the city's core and zoned to schools including Gainesville High School. If you value being in the middle of things over a large lot, it's a strong fit.
Is Hibiscus Park expensive?+
It sits in a moderate range for Gainesville, with a median list price of $399,000 and homes running from about $305,000 to $599,000. At roughly $335 per square foot, you're paying for location and a central address rather than size. It's worth comparing against nearby options like Haile Plantation to gauge value.
What do homes cost in Hibiscus Park?+
Active listings currently carry a median price of $399,000, while homes that actually sold over the past year closed at a median of $382,500. With median homes around 1,178 square feet, you get an efficient footprint in a central spot. Browse current inventory on the live map.
How is the market in Hibiscus Park?+
It's a thin, steady market — just 3 active listings and 4 sales in the past 12 months. Homes take a median of 58 days to sell and close at about 97% of asking, so pricing is realistic but inventory is scarce. When a home you like appears, be prepared to move.
What about HOA fees and property taxes?+
There's no reported HOA for the neighborhood, which keeps monthly carrying costs simpler than in many planned communities. Median property taxes run about $6,256 per year. For renters or investors, the median rent sits around $2,775 per month.
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