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Rebecca Liebson - Real Estate Reporter

Real Estate Reporter

As the real estate reporter, I cover one of the hottest industries in the Tampa Bay area and delve into how the market impacts the lives of the people who live here. Like many Florida converts, I grew up in a suburban town outside of New York City. Before arriving in Tampa I spent two years in South Carolina where I reported on affordable housing issues. Most of my free time is spent watching a variety of trashy reality TV shows.

  1. Mercedes Jones, 39, as she finishes changing the diaper of her daughter Pariis Williams Jones, 2, in the bedroom of her apartment at the Timberfalls apartments on Friday, July 15, 2022 in Tampa. Jones, a mother of five, has received a warning before an eviction notice despite the fact that her rent has been paid for by Catholic Charities. Jones is worried that she may lose custody of her children if she is evicted.
  2. The Grand Pavilion apartments near USF sold for $55.6 million on June 30, according to Hillsborough County records.
  3. A saltwater swimming pool is the centerpiece in the back yard at Helene and Guy Roberts’ mid-century modern home on Tuesday, July 5, 2022, at 2980 Eastland Boulevard in Northwood Estates in Clearwater.
  4. The Cove On The Bay apartment complex in South Tampa sold for $132.8 million on June 21.
  5. La Bahía de Tampa lideró el estado en ventas de viviendas unifamiliares el mes pasado.
  6. This Gulfport property was actioned off earlier this year as the first NFT house to be sold in the United States, with a starting bid of about $650,000. Tampa Bay's median home prices continued to surge in May, but demand might finally be cooling off.
  7. The Kolter Group broke ground on a 42-story, 244-unit luxury condominium called Arthouse St. Pete on June 22, 2022. From left to right: Bob Glaser, president and CEO of Smith & Associates; Ken Welch, mayor of St. Petersburg; Bryan Van Slyke, regional president for Kolter; Sean DeMartino, president of central and north Florida for Coastal Construction; and Ricardo Nunez, development manager for Kolter.
  8. This South Tampa home built in 1925 by by Val Maestro Antuono, the largest cigar manufacturer of the time, went on the market for $2.995 million in 2018. It sold in May for $2.5 million to a developer who has filed an application to split it into six lots.
  9. La tasa promedio para una hipoteca fija a 30 años en EEUU alcanzó el 5,65 %, la más alta desde la crisis financiera de 2008, según los datos más recientes de la Asociación de Banqueros Hipotecarios. Esto puede hacer que el mercado de bienes raíces en Tampa se enfríe.
  10. The average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage in the U.S. has reached 5.65%, the highest since the 2008 financial crisis, according to the most recent data from the Mortgage Bankers Association. This may cause the real estate market in Tampa to cool down slightly.
  11. A rendering of the Related Group’s condo proposed for Bayshore Boulevard in Tampa.
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