St. Pete developer pivots Edge district hotel to studio apartments
All 100 units will be 427-square-foot studio apartments.Original Article
Archive for month: August, 2021
Second-home purchases heated up during pandemic. Here’s how the market is faring today.
The Covid-19 pandemic ushered in a wave of buyers in the second-home market, fueled by low interest rates, the ability to work remotely and, for employed workers, more discretionary income during stay-at-home mandates. Here's how the market is trending now.Original Article
Foreclosures dramatically increase in Tampa Bay over last year
Tampa Bay foreclosure filings are much higher than national levels year-over-year.Original Article
Historic Davis Islands home sells for $4 million
Yet another property on Davis Islands has crossed the $1,000 per square foot pricing threshold.Original Article
More listings cutting home prices in latest sign the housing market is starting to shift
New data from real estate firm Redfin still shows a hot market, but offers another signal the market is past its Covid-19-fueled record highs.Original Article
In-migration makes Tampa Bay one of the hottest areas for homebuyers
The Tampa Bay metro area was one of several in Florida that ranked among busiest markets for homebuyers, driving up local housing prices.Original Article
The Villages developer sells off hunting preserve near Ocala for $15.5 million
A Connecticut developer purchased the property, according to Marion County records.Original Article
Covid-19-fueled market leads to more equity-rich homeowners
Nearly every state saw its share of "equity-rich" homeowners increase, according to a new study.Original Article
Beyond the List: Tampa Bay’s wealthiest ZIP codes by home value
In the Tampa Bay area, there are nine ZIP codes where the median value of owner-occupied homes exceeds $500,000.Original Article
Lots of renters plan to work at home permanently. But home-office space carries a hefty cost.
The rise of remote work has many renters interested in home-office space. But renters will have to pay a premium.Original Article