Meet Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas & West Pasco Counties, a 2024 Best Places to Work honoree

Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas and West Pasco Counties is a locally run affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International and a 2024 Best Places to Work honoree.Original Article

Safety Harbor waterfront estate sells for $7.2 million

The gated estate last sold in 2019 for $3.92 million.Original Article

Built-to-rent community breaks ground in San Antonio

The project is among the larger built-to-rent developments in the Tampa Bay region.Original Article

Weakness in CRE market could create heavier property tax burden for homeowners

As the commercial real estate sector adapts to evolving work and shopping habits, municipalities could increasingly turn to residential owners to shoulder more of the local property tax burden.Original Article

Waterfront home in St. Pete’s Bayway Isles sells for $6.6 million

The home was built in 2019 and features a private dock and infinity pool.Original Article

8 things to know, including a spike in existing Tampa Bay home listings and a historic theater acquisition

The TBBJ editor's weekly news rundown includes some eye-catching stories from the Business Journal newsroom you may have missed and a curated round-up of other compelling Tampa Bay area business news.Original Article

Meet Mattamy Homes, a 2024 Best Places to Work honoree

Mattamy Homes is a privately-owned homebuilder and a 2024 Best Places to Work honoree.Original Article

Tampa seeks to invest at least $25M in housing every year

The city of Tampa is a long way from meeting its housing goals.Original Article

Developer Frank Guerra is ‘doubling down’ on St. Petersburg

Frank Guerra is the founder and principal of Miami-based Altis Cardinal and is the developer behind Elements on Third and the upcoming Sky Town in St. Pete.Original Article

Column: Overcoming affordable housing challenges and rethinking local government restrictions

Complexities surround initiatives like Florida's Live Local Act and the hurdles local governments face in incentivizing developers to prioritize affordable housing projects.Original Article