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The statistics for the 2007 New Tampa real estate market cover single-family homes, villas, condos, and townhome sales for the 33647 zip code. Of course, there are no surprises here; 2007 was a slow year, and the statistics confirm it. In 2007, just...
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K-Bar Ranch, a massive master-planned community off of Morris Bridge Road in New Tampa has been subject to some significant development changes. Mobley Homes, K-Bar’s main developer has decided to cancel plans for a large mixed-use town ce...
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There is an exciting new real estate development underway in New Tampa: Easton Park, off of Morris Bridge Road is the area's newest venture. Builders Mobley Homes and M/I Homes are offering great closing cost incentives and refinancing options t...
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Even the other commissioners laughed when Hillsborough County Commissioner Ken Hagan proposed setting up a tollbooth on Bruce B. Downs Boulevard. There’s a good reason for that – the idea is pretty laughable. Hagan made the proposal last ...
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The New Tampa real estate market continues to show some modest signs of improvement. Although I’m not sure I can say we’ve turned the corner, home inventory is down again with 943 homes for sale in June, compared to 913 in July.&nb...
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Although there was a 22% drop in sales from June 2007, compared to June 2006, the New Tampa real estate market has been trending positively over the last couple months. Compared to May 2007, June sales are up almost 46% and May sales were up over 15%...
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The good news in Arbor Greene is that the construction along Cross Creek Blvd. is just about complete and our traffic signal is close to being turned on. There were four home sales in Arbor Greene in February with an average sales price of $349,514 ...
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If you driven by the I-75 on-ramps at Bruce B. Downs Blvd. lately, you’ve probably noticed considerably less trees. Construction has begun on the $41 million I-75 flyover and it is expected to take two years to complete. There will be...
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