HUGO
Downtown Commute: 26 miles, 30–45 min
Airport Commute: 31 miles, 30–45 min
New Developments 2 Communities
Tax Rate: 1.15–1.18%
Restaurants 8 rated 4.5+
A growing community that balances newer neighborhoods with open space and a small-town feel.
Hugo offers a different feel than many east-metro suburbs because it still balances suburban growth with a noticeably more rural, open character. The city is a blend of rural and suburban landscapes with abundant natural resources, and that's a useful way to frame it for buyers. Much of the appeal comes from the fact that Hugo doesn't feel overly dense or overly commercial. It tends to attract people who want newer housing and neighborhood growth while still keeping more breathing room, quieter surroundings, and a stronger connection to open space and lakes. “Hugo balances newer neighborhood growth with quieter surroundings, open space, and lakes.” Parks and trails are a major part of the city's identity. Neighborhoods are often oriented around natural open space or parkland and connected by a developing system of paved pedestrian trails. Hugo has 20 parks and more than 500 acres of parkland, which reinforces the idea that outdoor access isn't just a minor perk here. The Hardwood Creek Regional Trail runs through Hugo, creating another strong recreational asset and improving the city's connectivity over time. “More than 500 acres of parkland and the Hardwood Creek Regional Trail”
MARKET SNAPSHOT
Median Sales Prices: — Single Family: $520,595 — Townhomes: $289,000 — New Construction: $522,605
Price Per Square Foot: — Resale Homes: $185 — New Construction: $220
Month Supply of Inventory: 2.1
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