Exclusive: Waterfront lot in Snell Isle hits the market at $16.8 million
The property has panoramic views of both the St. Petersburg skyline and the open bay.Original Article
Tampa Bay residential mortgage activity was strong in the first quarter
This increase in mortgages was fueled heavily by refinanced mortgages as interest rates remain around 3%.Original Article
Exclusive: Luxury real estate team joins Compass in Tampa
Compass, which has become one of the biggest residential real estate firms in the U.S. through acquisitions and recruitment, has a head count of 75 just six weeks after expanding to Tampa.Original Article
Exclusive: Tampa apartments sold to California buyer
It's the highest price unit paid for a building of less than 100 units in Hillsborough County since the pandemic began.Original Article
Elizabeth Bradburn, 2021 CFO of the Year honoree
Elizabeth Bradburn is the chief financial officer of Homes by WestBay, one of the largest privately-held homebuilders in Tampa Bay.Original Article
The Business Journal to expand real estate coverage, hone in on Pinellas County
Readers can expect more in-depth coverage of the growth in Pinellas County, where there is no shortage of real estate news.Original Article
Exclusive: Luxury townhouses near Westshore Marina District to break ground
South of Gandy's construction boom continues with a luxury townhouse project.Original Article
Exclusive: Clearwater Beach home, falsely reported as under contract to Tom Brady, has sold
TMZ reported in fall 2020 that the Bucs quarterback was closing in on the 8,548-square-foot home.Original Article
Florida statistics signal rise in California residents moving to the Sunshine State
In the first four months of this year, 8,174 former Californians obtained their Florida driver’s licenses.Original Article
Turning office buildings into housing will be the next frontier of real estate
Addressing the issue of new normalcy, almost every company is beginning to think about their real estate needs moving forward. There is a win-win path but everyone needs to come together — developers, city and county officials, planners and zoning regulators, and taxpayers.Original Article