Florida residents spent over $300 million buying property in NYC
In a reverse move, more Florida residents are buying in New York, a new report found.Original Article
Sembler family sells St. Pete condo for over $7 million
A luxury condo unit in downtown St. Petersburg has traded hands.Original Article
The National Observer: The most-expensive housing markets
Housing costs have been on the rise everywhere, but prices in some ZIP codes have reached stratospheric heights. In this edition of The National Observer, see where your ZIP code ranks nationally. Plus, we also look at hiring managers' Gen Z problem and a blockbuster deal involving some of the nation's most iconic food brands.Original Article
Research institute outlines housing-policy reforms to address affordability
Housing affordability is becoming a bigger issue for U.S. voters, spurring policymakers — especially at the state and local levels — to consider new measures aimed at easing the burden facing both renters and prospective homeowners.Original Article
Share of million-dollar homes in Tampa Bay continues to rise
The share of U.S. homes worth $1 million or more is at a record high. See how Tampa Bay was affected.Original Article
Riverview apartments break ground
A development team with a track record of delivering apartments in the Tampa area has broken ground on a complex in Riverview.Original Article
Column: Why your rent isn’t coming down anytime soon
Apartment rents in Tampa Bay have soared 50% since 2019, and while renters hope for relief, it’s not likely to come.Original Article
Tampa Bay landlords turn to concessions to lure renters in increasingly competitive market
More landlords in Tampa Bay are offering incentives to lure in renters, a report finds.Original Article
The National Observer: What killed the ‘Great Migration?’
What killed the Great Migration? We explore that story, yet another major retailer bankruptcy and why the FTC is putting grocery stores under the microscope in this edition of The National Observer.Original Article
Waldorf Astoria branded condos could become St. Pete’s tallest building
The development is planned for the same block as the Saltaire, another luxury condo complex in downtown St. Pete.Original Article