Tampa Hillsborough Homeless Initiative looks to close the affordable housing gap in Tampa Bay
The campaign will seek to help residents of Tampa become longtime affordable homeowners.Original Article
Archive for month: February, 2022
Report: Tampa Bay sees an increase of $10M+ homes sold over the past year
The number of homes that sold for $5 million and up more than tripled from 2020 to 2021.Original Article
Poll: 84% of Florida voters support current rooftop solar system
As lawmakers look to bring an end to net metering in Florida, a recent poll shows voters overwhelmingly support net metering and other incentives for solar energy.Original Article
Guest column: The oversupply of Florida real estate
Today, Florida reappears on the real estate stage with an exodus of residents from across the country flocking to the Sunshine State, resulting in a spike in home and rent prices over the past year.Original Article
Close to 100 acres in St. Pete to be developed into industrial park and apartments
This will be one of the largest industrial developments Pinellas County has had in recent years.Original Article
Tampa developer has a hand in two record land sales
Real estate deals in the Tampa Bay market continue to break records — and two recent transactions share a common player.Original Article
City-owned site near Tangerine Plaza in St. Pete receives wave of interest from developers
Five groups have thrown their hat into the ring to develop just over 2 acres of city-owned land and are proposing affordable housing and an educational center.Original Article
Welch administration releases study on affordable housing solutions in St. Pete
Mayor Ken Welch released the results from the study, which pinpointed some of the city’s most pressing issues and pitched a variety of solutions to start offering relief to residents.Original Article
Report: This Tampa Bay town is among the top ‘million-dollar’ cities
The report lists over 400 cities where the typical home value is at least $1 million.Original Article
Here’s how inflation could determine the winners and losers in Tampa Bay’s housing market
Whether Tampa Bay can continue to attract high value-add industries will determine residents’ ability to compete in the current housing market.Original Article