Tampa Bay Real Estate Market News — Updated Continuously
Housing market data, policy changes, and what's shifting in Tampa Bay real estate.
Is Tampa Bay Home Insurance Finally Getting Cheaper? What Mid-2026 Rate Cuts Mean for Buyers
Florida home insurance rates are actually falling in 2026. Here's what Citizens' 8.7% cut and private carrier drops mean for Tampa Bay buyers and homeowners.
Tampa Bay weekly: Rays lead the AL East, mortgage rates tick up, and downtown St. Pete's skyline just got a $32.5M shakeup
Tampa Bay roundup for July 7–13: Rays in first, 30-yr rates at 6.49%, Stock Development buys the old Times building, Lumbre opens in Tampa, and the MLB Draft.
Allendale St. Pete: The 'High & Dry' District Buyers Are Suddenly Hunting
Allendale sits in Flood Zone X, carries no mandatory flood insurance, and just posted a 28% median price jump. Here's why buyers are circling this St. Pete neighborhood.
Tampa Bay weekly: Rays kick off stadium construction manager search as mortgage rates creep toward 6.7%
Tampa Bay real estate + community news for the week of July 6, 2026: mortgage rate spike, St. Pete market data, Rays stadium move, World Cup fever, and America 250.
Tampa Bay weekly: Lightning trade up at NHL Draft, Rays' Caminero eyes All-Star history, and mortgage rates creep back toward 6.6%
Tampa Bay roundup for the week of June 23–29: Lightning draft haul, Rays' Caminero surge, stadium money fight, mortgage rates, and downtown St. Pete land deal.
Tampa Bay weekly: Pasco hits pause on data centers, rates drift higher, and Ybor fights back
Mortgage rates hit 6.59% post-Fed, Pasco County moves on data center moratorium, Ybor's Crowbar closes, Rays sit at 42-30 — your June 22 Tampa Bay roundup.