Tampa Bay rents spike to never before seen highs
Apartment sales that closed in 2021 show that multifamily investors see no end in sight for Tampa Bay's rising rents.
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Apartment sales that closed in 2021 show that multifamily investors see no end in sight for Tampa Bay's rising rents.
“I think it's been maybe 30 years since there's been any real development there,” the South Florida developer behind the project told the Business Journal.
The single-family rental market has exploded since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Inspections would be required for many condominium buildings and other multifamily residences statewide under “minimum” steps lawmakers are considering in response to last year’s deadly Champlain Towers South collapse in Miami-Dade County.
The Palma Ceia condo tower has hit another key milestone.
The number of homes that sold for $5 million and up more than tripled from 2020 to 2021, according to Tampa Bay Business Journal research.
Purpose-built rental housing is expected to see its most prolific year ever, with nearly 14,000 new units set to open this year, according to a recent study. That'll surpass last year's record-breaking delivery of 6,740 new build-to-rent homes.
The Tampa Bay housing market may be on fire, but lack of inventory and increasing rent could be alarming for the future.
Florida saw some of the biggest spikes in home-value appreciation in 2021, a year like none other for the housing market.
The main house and guesthouse occupy about three of the property's 13 acres, leaving a sizable chunk for redevelopment.
