One Tampa Bay city among the top in US for hotel-to-apartment conversions
The hotel-to-apartment conversion trend is happening nationwide. See where Tampa Bay lands on the list.Original Article
Archive for month: May, 2024
As supply shifts, home prices are on the rise in Tampa Bay
One of the biggest reasons for high home prices is shifting, but that's not the only factor shaping the market.Original Article
Four more penthouses under contract at the Residences at 400 Central
The Residences at 400 Central have contracted more than $50 million in condominium sales during the first quarter.Original Article
Cresset Partners backs Gasworx apartments in joint venture with Darryl Shaw and Kettler
The investment is Gasworx's second financial endorsement this month.Original Article
NAR lawsuits, Covid-19 push real estate agents to reconsider their brokerages
The wave of class-action lawsuit settlements around broker commissions is forcing the residential real estate industry to shift its practices — and a growing number of real estate agents to reconsider their futures.Original Article
St. Petersburg Housing Authority receives $842K HUD grant
St. Petersburg Housing Authority was one of more than 2,700 Public Housing Authorities to receive grants from HUD on May 6.Original Article
Developer of One Tampa condos preps for site work to begin
In its early stages, One Tampa was a contentious development, with Mayor Jane Castor's administration squaring off with Kolter Urban over the demolition of 520 N. Tampa St.Original Article
Tampa Bay among the most competitive rental markets in 2024
Eight renters compete for every one apartment in Tampa Bay, according to an analysis.Original Article
Luxury waterfront real estate deals set records in Pinellas County
Several waterfront properties throughout Pinellas County have sold in the last few weeks, with many setting records for their respective neighborhoods.Original Article
Tampa developers plan built-to-rent homes in Palmetto
Mize and Sefair has been at the forefront of Tampa Bay's built-to-rent development boom.Original Article