Aided by moratorium, foreclosure filings are down 61%. But volume of seriously delinquent loans remains high.

Foreclosure filings hit a new all-time low in the first half of 2021.Original Article

Exclusive: Hillsborough homebuilder makes two big hires

Homes by WestBay has added two big players to its roster — including Lennar Corp.'s former Tampa division president.Original Article

Report: Foreclosure rates in Florida, local metros higher than national levels

While national foreclosure filings are dropping, Florida foreclosure rates remain above the national level.Original Article

U.S. housing market landscape may be starting to shift as newly listed homes surpass 2019 levels

Recent data from Redfin found the number of homes newly listed for sale surpassed 2019 levels during the four weeks that ended July 4. That's the the first time this year that's happened.Original Article

Tampa residents are moving at higher rates; prices rising in tandem

Tampa is near the top of the list for people moving in and around the city.Original Article

717 Parking co-founder buys $6.3 million house in Tampa

One of the largest property owners in downtown Tampa has added a waterfront home to his personal portfolio.Original Article

The downtown office district was vulnerable. Even before Covid.

With the future of office work deeply uncertain in a post-Covid landscape, this moment has sharpened debate about what a city's downtown should be, if not the domain of staid office real estate above all.Original Article

Tampa serial entrepreneurs unveil latest startup with focus on real estate tech

"It's very different this time around where we each have success under our respective belts."Original Article

Lakeland residential numbers: Data shows growth and affordability

Take a close look at residential trends in a dynamic Lakeland residential market.Original Article

As Covid-19 wanes, homes have only gotten less affordable

Soaring housing prices continue to put homeownership out of reach for the average worker. Some areas are worse off than others.Original Article