Pinellas County commits $7.94 million for affordable housing in St. Pete and Largo
The units will house individuals and families who earn between 30% and 80% of the area’s median income.
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Real estate commissions already shifting ahead of NAR lawsuit settlement deadline
Big real estate brokers are at odds over the long-term impact of a high-profile series of class-action lawsuit settlements on buyer broker commissions. But data shows they are already moving.
Jacksonville builder to begin home sales in Pasco’s Moffitt-anchored Angeline
Homes start in the low $600,000s.
Pinellas town backed in beach access fight
A federal judge Monday sided with a Pinellas County town in a long-running legal fight with waterfront property owners about public beach access.
Inside the $700 million-plus reimagining of Robles Park Village in Tampa
Robles Park Village is one of Tampa's affordable housing projects. Master developer Property Markets Group spoke with the Tampa Bay Business Journal about the firm's vision for the property and a timeline for construction.
Million-dollar markets: America’s most expensive ZIP codes for housing
At a time when home prices have surged, these ZIP codes stand above all others as the most expensive in the nation.
Contentious church redevelopment in St. Pete will move forward
A city council hearing was contentious, with dozens of speakers both in support of and against the proposal.
The Great Migration is largely over, done in by two economic developments
The surge of relocations that occurred during the height of pandemic has slowed to a trickle. Economists point to a combination of factors as the reason.
Bucs QB rumored to be buying up Davis Islands real estate
Davis Islands is one of Tampa Bay's most exclusive neighborhoods and a hot spot for professional athletes.
Hillsborough County to consider limiting Live Local Act on certain sites
Gov. Ron DeSantis' Live Local Act incentivizes developers to build affordable housing on commercial properties. But Hillsborough County Commissioners are set to consider an ordinance that would limit sites that are eligible under the legislation.