Historic church turned luxury mansion in Tarpon Springs lists for $5.9 million
The church was built in 1926 and has been renovated into a five-bedroom mansion.Original Article
Archive for month: August, 2023
Exclusive: Junior penthouse at Tampa Edition is on the market
A penthouse on the 25th floor of Tampa Edition that was never previously available to the public is on the market.Original Article
Waterfront Davis Islands property sells for $17.85 million
The property went on the market earlier this year.Original Article
Beyond the List: Fastest-growing ZIP codes in Tampa Bay
The top three are all located in the Riverview and Wimauma areas in southern Hillsborough.Original Article
South Tampa waterfront mansion listed for nearly $15 million
The home, which is over 10,000 square feet, sits on one of the region's largest bayfront lots.Original Article
South Tampa waterfront mansion listed for nearly $15 million
The home, which is over 10,000 square feet, sits on one of the region's largest bayfront lots.Original Article
PTM Partners ready to ‘embrace’ Live Local Act in St. Pete
The Miami-based developer said that affordability has “only gotten harder” in Florida and expects the new law to open the door to development opportunities in the state.Original Article
Betting on big rents, Gas Worx developers hope to break ground by mid-2024
Apartments, office space and a historic market hall will be under construction by mid-2024 — and developers of the mixed-use Gas Worx are betting on their placemaking abilities to command top-of-market rents, a Kettler executive told the Tampa Bay Business Journal.Original Article
Trading rent for a mortgage doesn’t equal more space in Tampa, report finds
A new report illustrates just how much living space a person must give up to make the switch from renting to owning.Original Article
See which parts of Florida have the most hurricane claims contributing to the state’s growing property insurer crisis
The most recent five hurricanes to hit Florida caused more than $47 billion in damages in the state between 2017-2022.Original Article