Tampa Bay Homebuyers Gain Ground as Mortgage Rates Top 7%
Local asking prices are falling, with more sellers cutting prices even as housing inventory shrinks.
Local asking prices are falling, with more sellers cutting prices even as housing inventory shrinks.
A shrinking workforce and a wave of business ownership transitions are changing the local economy.
Americans are talking less, and the decline could reshape how companies sell, lead and build trust.
Fewer homes are for sale, but more than one in four Tampa Bay sellers are cutting prices.
Housing costs are turning commutes, recruiting and retention into business concerns.
Energy prices pulled U.S. inflation lower while Tampa’s latest inflation remained below the national rate.
The Tampa rental market is starting to give renters a little more room. The share of rental listings affordable to a median-income household in the Tampa metro area rose to 61.4% in May, up from 51.6% a year earlier, according to a Zillow analysis released Thursday. That was one of the largest gains among major … Read more
Healthcare, logistics and tourism are carrying more of the region’s growth.
Rays stadium and mixed-use MOU set for public review by BOCC and Tampa City Council next week.
Vacancy falls as demand holds and supply tightens across Tampa Bay office market.