Tampa

Tampa is a major city in West Florida with the third-highest population in the state. It has seen consistent population and economic growth over the past two decades, making it ideal for career-driven professionals and growing families. Available real estate in the city includes condos, single-family homes, and luxury estates, with single-family homes making up the highest percentage of listings. The city is home to several attractions and amenities, with the cities of Clearwater, St. Petersburg, and Lakeland providing even more entertainment options just a short drive away.


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Tampa Real Estate Statistics

Average Price $742K
Lowest Price $125K
Highest Price $24.5M
Total Listings 3,981
Avg. Days On Market 98
Avg. Price/SQFT $340

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Tampa is a major city in West Florida and is the county seat of Hillsborough County. With a population of about 387,000, the city of Tampa has the third-highest population in the state and has been consistently rising over the past two decades.

The real estate market of Tampa comprises a wide variety of property types, styles, and price points, although single-family homes make up the highest percentage of listings. For those searching for detached homes, Tampa has a number of neighborhoods to choose from, including Hyde Park, Davis Islands, Palma Ceia, and Bayshore Beautiful.

Single-family homes for sale in Tampa are available in a range of build styles. Popular architectural styles include Ranch and Craftsman style bungalows along with traditional Mediterranean designs. New construction homes for sale in Tampa can be found in a number of different styles, especially with custom luxury homes, though Contemporary and Mediterranean are the most common. 

Tampa’s historic districts offer some of the most sought-after real estate in the city. Most historic homes are Craftsman bungalows, built between the 1920s and 1930s, located in neighborhoods such as Hyde Park and Robles Park.  

The city also has its share of condos for sale, most of which are located on or near the waterfront. Complexes in Tampa include both low- and mid-rise buildings, as well as the modern high-rises in the downtown area. 

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Schools in Tampa

Tampa is served by Hillsborough County Public Schools (HCPS). HCPS is the third largest school district in Florida and the seventh largest in the United States, including 208 schools and serving over 189,000 students. It is one of the better-performing districts in the state, with Plant High School and Mabry Elementary ranking in the top 5% of all public schools in Florida.

Schools in Tampa include:

  • Roosevelt Elementary School
  • Mabry Elementary School
  • Grady Elementary School
  • Gorrie Elementary School
  • Mitchell Elementary School
  • Coleman Middle School
  • Plant High School

Top Tampa Highlights & Amenities

Tampa features several options for outdoor recreation, shopping, dining, and entertainment. The city receives West Florida sunshine year-round, with the downtown home to Bayshore Boulevard, the Tampa Riverwalk, and Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park. Just outside of the city center, residents can enjoy camping and hiking at the Hillsborough River State Park. 

Diverse shopping and dining options can be found in different districts in the city. Hyde Park Village is an upscale open-air commercial district, Armature Works is a mixed-use event space with an upscale food court and bar, and the historic Ybor City neighborhood is home to authentic Latin American and Cuban cuisine. Other popular attractions include the Busch Gardens theme park, the Florida Aquarium, ZooTampa at Lowry Park, and the Straz Center for the Performing Arts.  

Common Tampa activities include:

  • Walking, running, & biking along the Waterfront
  • Shopping and dining downtown
  • Exploring the Florida Aquarium & ZooTampa
  • Watching live hockey at Benchmark International Arena
  • Catching plays & Broadway musicals at the Straz Center

Location and Area Access

St. Petersburg is a 25-30 minute drive from most parts of the city via I-275. The Tampa General Hospital and the University of Tampa are both conveniently located in the city and are 10-15 minutes away from most neighborhoods. The Tampa International Airport is a 15-20 minute drive.

Nearby destinations within easy reach include:

  • St. Petersburg (25-30 minutes)
  • Tampa General Hospital (10-15 minutes)
  • University of Tampa (10-15 minutes)
  • Tampa International Airport (15-20 minutes)
  • Clearwater Beach (40 minutes)
  • Busch Gardens (20-25 minutes) 

Tampa Real Estate FAQs

What real estate is available in Tampa?

Available real estate in Tampa includes condos, single-family homes, and luxury estates. Build styles for single-family homes include Colonial, Craftsman, Spanish, Mediterranean, bungalow, Key West, villa, and modern/contemporary.

What are common features for Tampa homes?

Common features for Tampa homes include vaulted ceilings, tile roofs, attached garages, and open-concept interior layouts.

What schools serve Tampa?

Tampa is served by Hillsborough County Public Schools (HCPS). The district includes 208 is one of the better-performing districts in the state. Plant High School and Mabry Elementary rank in the top 5% of all public schools in Florida.

Is Tampa a good place for families?

Yes. Tampa is regarded as a top city in Florida to raise a family thanks to its strong local school district, range of family-friendly attractions and entertainment options, year-round outdoor recreation opportunities, and growing job market.

How does Tampa compare to St. Petersburg & Clearwater?

Compared to St. Petersburg and Clearwater, Tampa features the most diverse job market, largest school district, and access to the broadest range of attractions and amenities. St. Petersburg has more of a bohemian feel, with several museums and breweries, and overall less traffic compared to day-to-day life in downtown Tampa. Clearwater is a laid-back coastal community ideal for retirees, with local traffic impacted by peak tourist seasons.

How far is Tampa from St. Petersburg?

Tampa is a 25-30 minute drive to St. Petersburg from most parts of the city via I-275.

What is there to do in Tampa?

Tampa offers residents a wide range of options for outdoor recreation, shopping, dining, and entertainment. Common activities in the city include walking, running, & biking along the Waterfront, shopping and dining downtown, exploring the Florida Aquarium & ZooTampa, watching live hockey at Benchmark International Arena, and catching plays & Broadway musicals at the Straz Center.

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