Bolts’ Steven Stamkos buys another house on Davis Islands

Stamkos and his wife paid more than $5 million for the home, which is a prime candidate to be torn down and redeveloped.Original Article

Guest column: Rent control sounds good in theory, but long-term impact lead to higher rents and wider disparities

If rent control doesn’t have the economic or social outcomes we desire, how can we combat escalating housing costs by means other than rent control?Original Article

Projects to watch in St. Petersburg in 2022

There is development occurring in every corner of St. Petersburg. Here are five of the most talked about projects expected to get rolling in 2022.Original Article

Tampa, St. Pete are tops in U.S. for rent growth — and more hikes are likely coming

Tampa's year-over-year rent growth is compared to New York City's in a new report — and with so many top-dollar apartment sales, rents will only go up in 2022.Original Article

Apartments in Tampa’s North Hyde Park sell for more than $400K per unit

An Atlanta developer's history of selling off apartments in North Hyde Park shows how far the market has come.Original Article

Florida cities dominate U-Haul’s 2021 growth index report

A number of Tampa Bay area markets received high ranks in the latest U-Haul report.Original Article

Tampa metro area named Zillow’s hottest housing market of 2022

In 2021, the Tampa Bay metro housing market drew much attention, and the latest Zillow report expects this trend to continue.Original Article

Price tag on apartments in St. Pete’s Carillon: $100 million

Tampa Bay's booming population growth is driving investor demand in multifamily properties here.Original Article

Exclusive: Stoneweg US purchases apartments in St. Pete’s Carillon area

The apartments in St. Petersburg’s Carillon Business Park mark the third acquisition for the company in the Tampa Bay area.Original Article

Tampa Bay area ranks as one of the most competitive rental markets

If renting an apartment in Tampa Bay seems more competitive these days, that's because it is. Here's what the data shows.Original Article