Belleair Shore waterfront home sells for $7.6 million

The 6,487 square foot home has 88 square feet of frontage on the Gulf.Original Article

With acquisition, Pass-a-Grille investors to offer event space, short-term vacation rentals

Two investment groups now control the property once targeted for the Holloway Hotel development. Here's what the investors have planned.Original Article

Investor appetite in the Tampa Bay housing market amps up in Q1

Investors kept up their steady pace of home purchases in the first three months of 2022, although they're buying fewer homes now than they have through most of the Covid-19 pandemic.Original Article

Development is a family affair for Serenity Capital Management

A new developer has entered Tampa's residential real estate market.Original Article

Sarasota apartment sale sets record price per unit

The deal was completed before the current interest rates started to run, which allowed for the record-setting deal.Original Article

Westshore apartments sell for $132 million

A large apartment complex on the Westshore waterfront has been sold to a Dallas investment firm.Original Article

Edge district project in St. Pete gets $3M in county funding for office space

The county approved funding for Class A office space the developers intend to build on the site.Original Article

With a hat tip from Welch, 42-story Art House condos break ground in downtown St. Pete

Wednesday's ceremony wasn't just about luxury development: Kolter Urban has also significantly upped its contribution to workforce housing in St. Petersburg.Original Article

Report: Tampa home prices continue to rise, up over $413K

Tampa Bay led all metros in Florida for the proportion of home sales in May.Original Article

Adjustable-rate mortgage applications rise in Tampa Bay alongside climbing interest rates

Adjustable-rate mortgage applications hit a 14-year high of 11% of total mortgage applications in May, according to a Mortgage Bankers Association report. ARMs, which played a central role in the 2008 housing market collapse, are trending upward in Tampa Bay alongside rising interest rates, but they aren’t a reason for concern, according to Bank of Tampa Pinellas Market President Owen LaFave. “The product has changed a lot since the last [economic] cycle. It’s not as risky,” LaFave told…Original Article