While slow to embrace major changes — some developers say they’re hopeful that pandemics will not be a concern when their projects finally open in 2023 — developers are making tweaks in the face of the COVID era.Original Article
Residents looking to buy a home in Tampa may face some stiff competition. A recent report from LendingTree found that the Tampa metro area is among top 10 most competitive when it comes to buying a home. To determine that, LendingTree evaluated the 50 largest metropolitan areas based on a few criteria. The report looked at: Average down payment made by a homebuyer. A large down payment can potentially mean a homebuyer has the financial stability to purchase a home. Percentage of homebuyers…Original Article
Residents looking to buy a home in Tampa may face some stiff competition. A recent report from LendingTree found that the Tampa metro area is among top 10 most competitive when it comes to buying a home. To determine that, LendingTree evaluated the 50 largest metropolitan areas based on a few criteria. The report looked at: Average down payment made by a homebuyer. A large down payment can potentially mean a homebuyer has the financial stability to purchase a home. Percentage of homebuyers…Original Article
Residents looking to buy a home in Tampa may face some stiff competition. A recent report from LendingTree found that the Tampa metro area is among top 10 most competitive when it comes to buying a home. To determine that, LendingTree evaluated the 50 largest metropolitan areas based on a few criteria. The report looked at: Average down payment made by a homebuyer. A large down payment can potentially mean a homebuyer has the financial stability to purchase a home. Percentage of homebuyers…Original Article
The devastation in Washington state was repeated up and down the parched West Coast on Wednesday as a wildfire season of unrivaled destruction continued to spread.Original Article
Median home listing prices in Tampa increased by 15 percent over the last year, according to data from RealtyHop. This resulted in Tampa increasing from the 36th least affordable market to the 29th from September 2019 to September 2020. Listing prices also increased in St. Petersburg, although at a lesser rate of 11 percent. However, the Tampa and St. Petersburg markets remain affordable compared to Miami, which ranked as the second least-affordable market in the country. With a median listing…Original Article
Median home listing prices in Tampa increased by 15 percent over the last year, according to data from RealtyHop. This resulted in Tampa increasing from the 36th least affordable market to the 29th from September 2019 to September 2020. Listing prices also increased in St. Petersburg, although at a lesser rate of 11 percent. However, the Tampa and St. Petersburg markets remain affordable compared to Miami, which ranked as the second least-affordable market in the country. With a median listing…Original Article
Median home listing prices in Tampa increased by 15 percent over the last year, according to data from RealtyHop. This resulted in Tampa increasing from the 36th least affordable market to the 29th from September 2019 to September 2020. Listing prices also increased in St. Petersburg, although at a lesser rate of 11 percent. However, the Tampa and St. Petersburg markets remain affordable compared to Miami, which ranked as the second least-affordable market in the country. With a median listing…Original Article
Median home listing prices in Tampa increased by 15 percent over the last year, according to data from RealtyHop. This resulted in Tampa increasing from the 36th least affordable market to the 29th from September 2019 to September 2020. Listing prices also increased in St. Petersburg, although at a lesser rate of 11 percent. However, the Tampa and St. Petersburg markets remain affordable compared to Miami, which ranked as the second least-affordable market in the country. With a median listing…Original Article
Median home listing prices in Tampa increased by 15 percent over the last year, according to data from RealtyHop. This resulted in Tampa increasing from the 36th least affordable market to the 29th from September 2019 to September 2020. Listing prices also increased in St. Petersburg, although at a lesser rate of 11 percent. However, the Tampa and St. Petersburg markets remain affordable compared to Miami, which ranked as the second least-affordable market in the country. With a median listing…Original Article