Seide Realty - whystpete

04/21/2026

Rent this 1 bedroom apartment in the perfect location - peaceful Historic Old Northeast with local charm. 1 block from downtown St Pete and only 4 blocks East to Beachfront Drive.

$1675/month

Trendy downtown 1 bedroom apartment updated to include new flooring, updated kitchen and bathroom. Gorgeous wood counters and dishwasher make the kitchen a special treat.

Sparkling clean and ready to move in. This 1st floor apartment is so inviting with plenty of bright light, nice floors, and spacious bedroom.

Unwind in the serene courtyard, great for your morning coffee or a friendly happy hour before meeting friends downtown.

Water, sewer, and trash are included in the rent. Laundry room on site.
Street parking is available with a City permit.

12 mo lease preferred, shorter time frames available by request

Move in total: First month rent, last month rent, security deposit. This is your St Pete haven. Pets allowed

10/23/2025

📊 Pinellas Market Snapshot – September 2025

Curious about what’s really happening in our local housing market?
The latest Pinellas STAR Report is out — and it’s full of insights for buyers, sellers, and investors.

A few key takeaways:
🏠 Single-family median price: $425,000 ( ▼ 10.5% from 2024 )

🏢 Condo/Town home median price: $238,000 ( ▼ 13.9% )

📈 Sales activity is up — but so is inventory — giving buyers more choices and sellers more competition.

⏱ Median time to contract now sits at 42 days for single-family homes and 77 days for condos.

If you’re thinking about buying or selling, understanding these trends is key to setting expectations and strategy.

📍View the full report here:

10/01/2025

📍 4 Bedroom Home for Rent in Gulfport
4 bedroom, 2 bath home with 1,647 sq ft of living space and a 2 car garage.
Located near downtown Gulfport and just minutes from the beach.

💲 $2,700 / month
🚗 2 Car Garage
🌳 Fenced backyard

Take a look at the photos and full details here:

08/21/2025

This would be a great market for buyers, if only rates would come down.

More inventory and longer days on market means buyers have more options and some time to consider whether a specific purchase is the right one for them 👌🏻

10/23/2024

Here are some resources that may be helpful if you were affected by the hurricanes.

10/06/2024

Start prepping for Milton

UPDATE #1 - MILTON

While still in recovery from Hurricane Helene, City teams are preparing for Tropical Storm Milton. Storm impacts may begin as early as Tuesday evening, so the City is encouraging residents to prepare.

Debris Update:

In preparation for , the City has secured additional contractors to deploy to St. Pete. These trucks will be working 24/7 to clear as much storm debris as possible ahead of the storm. This is a top priority, St. Pete.

In the meantime, here are your other options if you want to take care of your debris yourself: Note, ALL storm debris must be separated.
- Take all vegetative debris to a City brush site. They are open 7 days a week 9 a.m. -5:30 p.m. www.stpete.org/brushsites . Please read the steps and fill out the form listed on the website before you head that way.
- Hire a private hauler – they are approved to dump debris at these sites: https://pinellas.gov/emergency-information-3/sand-and-debris-cleanup/
- Secure your debris: cover your debris with tarps / straps and tie it down, if possible.

The City is working with FDEP on a St. Pete specific site-plan for residents and private haulers to be able to dump their own debris. Stay tuned for more details.

For more storm prep info, please visit www.stpete.org/hurricane.

Full Update: https://www.stpete.org/news_detail_T30_R1168.php

10/06/2024

Need a place to work? AC and Wi-Fi…

We are opening the museum’s largest event space, Mesa Hall, as a co-working and reset space for anyone needing a quiet environment to recharge, work or take a break following the widespread disruption caused by Hurricane Helene.

No admission or reservation is required. Open 10 a.m.–4 p.m. from October 6–7 & October 10–13.

Important details:
- Free wi-fi available
- Clean, accessible restrooms
- Complimentary lockers are available to secure items
- You may bring water and light snacks
- Children must remain with their guardian(s) at all times
- Quiet room available for anyone with sensory needs

Mesa offers a refuge with air-conditioned space to cool off, charge devices, and stay productive in a calm setting. The museum is extending this service to families, welcoming parents to bring their children along. For little ones, The James Museum will provide coloring sheets and art supplies for them to stay engaged while parents work or unwind.

We will update weekly when Mesa Hall will be open as a community space, so stay tuned for additional dates at https://thejamesmuseum.org/eventarchive/coworking-reset-space/

09/05/2024

Stay safe out there 🛶

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What’s happening with flooding in St. Pete?

• It’s not just us; unprecedented rain events and flooding have been happening all over Tampa Bay and across the state of Florida.

• There’s been a significant amount of rain in a short time which is causing flooding throughout the city.

• Grounds are completely saturated. This means that rainwater that would normally soak into the ground is now running off into the street.

• Our system was built decades ago to handle 7.5 inches within 24 hours, and in the past 10 days, rain gauges throughout the city have reported that they have received 4-5 inches in just one hour. Standard Florida drainage systems are not built to handle that much water in such a short span of time.

What are we doing?

• Since 2016, the City has invested approx. $2 billion to operate, maintain, and repair aging infrastructure and increase resiliency for the future.

• City teams are out today surveying most impacted areas and clearing storm drains.

• The City is increasing funding in FY25 for stormwater management.

What you need to know about tonight:

• More rain is in the forecast; please check your local weather channel for information and timing.

• City public safety officials will be stationed at repetitive flooding areas to ensure vehicles can safely move through.

• DO NOT drive your vehicle through flooded streets. Turn around and find another route.

08/14/2024

Trees are an amazing way to keep our city cooler! They soak up sunlight before it bakes into the concrete, they absorb CO2 and release O2, and they are pretty.

If you need more trees in your local corner of our community check out this grant program from the city:

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07/04/2024

Happy 4th of July!

Be safe out there today, stay cool 🥵