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Summer market momentum is here — and so are new opportunities in real estate ☀️🏡Whether you’re planning to buy or sell, ...
06/05/2026

Summer market momentum is here — and so are new opportunities in real estate ☀️🏡

Whether you’re planning to buy or sell, our updated Summer 2026 Guides break down exactly what you need to know right now — from market conditions and smart buying choices to maximizing your home’s value and selling with confidence.

👉 Download your copy today: www.tampasouth.com/guides

A new luxury tower could soon join Tampa’s rapidly evolving skyline as Naples-based Stock Development moves forward with...
06/03/2026

A new luxury tower could soon join Tampa’s rapidly evolving skyline as Naples-based Stock Development moves forward with plans for a hotel-condominium project at 601 N. Ashley Drive.

The proposed development would feature luxury branded residences alongside hotel accommodations, adding another high-profile project to Downtown Tampa’s growing collection of upscale residential and hospitality offerings.

Project highlights:
🏙️ Planned mixed-use luxury tower in Downtown Tampa
🏨 Hotel component paired with branded residences
📏 Proposed height increase from 540 feet to 649 feet
🌇 Potentially 40–50 stories with panoramic city and waterfront views
🏗️ Demolition of the existing office building is already underway

Developers say the site offers some of the most protected views in Downtown Tampa, overlooking Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park and the western skyline.

The project remains in the design phase, with pre-sales expected to begin in early 2027. Pricing has not yet been announced, though developers expect the residences to be comparable to other luxury condo projects currently under development downtown.

As Tampa continues attracting new residents, businesses, and investment, projects like this are helping reshape the city’s urban core.

What are your thoughts on the continued growth of luxury residential development in Downtown Tampa?

✨ in Tampa – $399,999📍 2120 W Clifton St, Tampa, FL 33603🛏 2 Beds | 🛁 2 Baths | 📐 1,506 SqFt | 🌳 Oversized Double Lot ...
05/29/2026

✨ in Tampa – $399,999
📍 2120 W Clifton St, Tampa, FL 33603

🛏 2 Beds | 🛁 2 Baths | 📐 1,506 SqFt | 🌳 Oversized Double Lot | 🏡 Built 1946

Located just across the river from Seminole Heights and minutes from Downtown Tampa and Ybor City, this move-in ready property offers space, flexibility, and future potential in one of Tampa’s rapidly growing areas.

Originally renovated in 2018, the home features recent updates including luxury vinyl plank flooring with new subflooring, fresh interior paint, hurricane impact windows, and a brand-new A/C compressor installed in 2026. The spacious layout flows seamlessly through the open living and dining areas into a kitchen with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances.

✨ Highlights:
✔️ Oversized 14,872 SqFt double lot
✔️ Room for RVs, boats, trailers & work vehicles
✔️ Detached block structure with water, sewer & electric connections
✔️ No HOA
✔️ Hurricane impact windows installed in 2019
✔️ Convenient access to Downtown, Ybor & major highways

Whether you’re looking for extra space, storage, workshop potential, or room to grow, this property delivers flexibility that’s hard to find at this price point.

📲 Ready to see it? Send us a DM to schedule your private tour.
🔗 Virtual tour: https://www.tampasouth.com/2120-w-clifton-st

Florida budget negotiators agreed to set aside $50 million for the proposed Tampa Bay Rays stadium project, though state...
05/28/2026

Florida budget negotiators agreed to set aside $50 million for the proposed Tampa Bay Rays stadium project, though state leaders say the funding will only proceed if the broader stadium deal is officially finalized.
The proposed funding would go toward upgrades and redevelopment at Hillsborough College’s Dale Mabry campus — the site being considered for the Rays’ proposed $2.3 billion stadium and surrounding mixed-use development.

The update follows several major local approvals last week, including:
⚾ Tampa City Council approving a nonbinding MOU in a narrow 4-3 vote
🏛️ Hillsborough County commissioners advancing the proposal
🎓 Hillsborough College trustees approving a nonbinding ground lease agreement

Under the current proposal:
💰 Public contribution capped at approximately $976M
🏙️ City of Tampa contribution: approx. $180M
🏛️ County contribution: approx. $796M
⚾ Rays expected contribution: approx. $1.32B plus future overruns

State officials emphasized that the proposed $50 million is intended for Hillsborough College facilities — not directly for the Rays — and stressed that final agreements still need to be completed before state funding is committed.

Supporters say the project could drive economic growth, jobs, redevelopment, and long-term investment in Tampa Bay, while critics continue raising concerns about public funding and taxpayer commitments.

The proposed stadium agreement remains nonbinding, with additional negotiations and final approvals still ahead.

Tampa International Airport is exploring plans for a future “air mobility facility” that could eventually connect travel...
05/27/2026

Tampa International Airport is exploring plans for a future “air mobility facility” that could eventually connect travelers to Downtown Tampa and surrounding areas through rail, automated transit systems, and electric air taxis known as EVTOLs (electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft).
Airport leaders say the concept would be tied into SkyConnect and designed to support the region’s rapid growth as passenger traffic continues to rise over the next decade.

The long-term vision includes:
✈️ Electric air taxis flying above traffic
🚆 Potential rail and transit connections
🚌 Integrated bus and people-mover access
🌆 Future connectivity between the airport, downtown Tampa, St. Pete, and surrounding districts

Airport officials also shared updated projections showing Tampa International could grow from approximately 26 million annual passengers today to around 36 million within the next decade.

The concept comes alongside the airport’s planned Airside D expansion, a new 600,000-square-foot international terminal expected to open in 2029.

Supporters say the proposal reflects how Tampa Bay’s transportation and infrastructure systems may continue evolving as the region grows.

Would you use an air taxi to get from the airport to Downtown Tampa?

The team behind Water Street Tampa has officially outlined plans for a major expansion that would introduce an entirely ...
05/26/2026

The team behind Water Street Tampa has officially outlined plans for a major expansion that would introduce an entirely new entertainment-focused district in Downtown Tampa.

The proposed development would feature:
🎵 A 3,500-capacity live music and entertainment venue
🏨 A new 250-key hotel
🍽️ 80,000 square feet of retail, dining, and hospitality space
🌴 More than 25,000 square feet of public plazas and gathering areas
🚗 Approximately 1,000 integrated parking spaces

Developers say the goal is to create a walkable destination that stays active year-round — not just during concerts and sporting events.

The entertainment venue would include:
• VIP lounges and terrace spaces overlooking Channelside Drive
• Flexible event programming for concerts, tours, and entertainment events
• Connectivity to nearby downtown attractions and event venues

Construction is projected to begin in early 2027 pending city approval, with additional project details and branding expected to be announced later.

Supporters say the expansion could further strengthen Downtown Tampa’s growth as a destination for entertainment, tourism, dining, and urban living.

What are your thoughts on the next phase of Water Street Tampa?

🇺🇸 Memorial Day 🇺🇸Today, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our ...
05/25/2026

🇺🇸 Memorial Day 🇺🇸

Today, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

As we gather with family, enjoy the long weekend, and appreciate the places we call home, we are reminded that freedom and community come because of those who served with courage and selflessness.

From all of us at Tampa South Group, thank you to our heroes, the fallen, and the families who carry their legacy forward. ❤️

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

🇺🇸☀️ Memorial Day Weekend in Tampa Bay is hereThe unofficial start of summer has arrived—and the Bay is coming alive wit...
05/22/2026

🇺🇸☀️ Memorial Day Weekend in Tampa Bay is here

The unofficial start of summer has arrived—and the Bay is coming alive with rooftop parties, beach days, live music, food festivals, outdoor adventures, and community events honoring our heroes.

Whether you’re in Tampa, St. Pete, Clearwater, or nearby, there’s something happening in every direction this weekend.

We put together a few local picks if you’re looking for ideas on what to do 👇

Save this for your Memorial Day Weekend plans 🇺🇸☀️

So… which one are you checking out this weekend? 👀

05/22/2026

The City Council voted 4-3 to approve a nonbinding memorandum of understanding tied to the proposed stadium and mixed-use development project near Hillsborough College’s Dale Mabry campus.

The proposed $2.3 billion project includes a new Rays ballpark along with surrounding redevelopment that could bring housing, jobs, entertainment, and infrastructure improvements to the area.

Under the current proposal:
⚾ Public contribution estimated at $976M
🏛️ Hillsborough County contribution: approx. $796M
🏙️ City of Tampa contribution: approx. $180M
💰 Rays expected to cover the remaining project costs and future overruns

Supporters say the project could create jobs, economic growth, and secure Major League Baseball in Tampa Bay long term, while critics continue raising concerns over public funding and taxpayer impact.

The agreement is nonbinding, meaning additional negotiations and final approvals are still ahead before the project can officially move forward.

What are your thoughts on the proposed stadium deal?

Neighborhood Spotlight: North Hyde Park 🌆North Hyde Park is one of Tampa’s most walkable and energetic urban neighborhoo...
05/21/2026

Neighborhood Spotlight: North Hyde Park 🌆

North Hyde Park is one of Tampa’s most walkable and energetic urban neighborhoods, perfectly positioned just across the river from downtown. This area blends city convenience with a true neighborhood feel, making it a popular choice for professionals, students, and anyone who loves being close to the action.

Residents enjoy a vibrant mix of local restaurants, coffee shops, bars, and casual hangouts, along with easy access to the University of Tampa and downtown Tampa. From food trucks and hidden local gems to everyday essentials and national retailers, North Hyde Park offers a lifestyle that’s both convenient and dynamic.

With its central location and growing social scene, this neighborhood continues to attract those looking for urban living with personality and energy.

Urban living. Local energy. North Hyde Park lifestyle.

Curious about living in North Hyde Park or exploring more Tampa neighborhoods?
Visit tampasouth.com to learn more.

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