The National Observer: Hiring managers admit to asking illegal job-interview questions
Job interviews are among the most high-stakes conversations that happen in a workplace, but many hiring managers admit to asking illegal questions that could trigger a lawsuit. This edition of The National Observer tackles those questions, a discount retailer's bankruptcy and the skyrocketing hidden cost of homeownership.
Home prices in Tampa, St. Pete double faster than other metro areas
According to a study, home prices in Tampa and St. Petersburg have doubled in the span of six years.
Supreme Court decision may have ripple effect on development impact fees
The Supreme Court decision was viewed as a win by real estate trade groups because of how impact fees can affect the price of homes.
Hillsborough County could prioritize road projects near Riverview over those in Tampa
Commissioners are weighing an expansion of the urban service area in the southeastern Tampa suburbs, where road projects could be moved to the top of the funding list.
Tampa home on Palma Ceia golf course sells for $8.5 million
The home was built in 2018.
Pittsburgh investor snaps up Pass-a-Grille apartments
The beach location comes at a premium; the price per unit is more commonly seen in newly built multifamily properties near job centers in St. Petersburg and Tampa.