Tampa’s Midtown East has landed a $55.7 million loan after reaching full occupancy in less than a year.

Tampa Bay lenders originated $21.7 billion in home-purchase mortgages in 2025—well below the prior year's total.

Aventon Cos. is planning 384 luxury apartments at the southwest corner of State Road 56 and Meadow Pointe Boulevard in Wesley Chapel.

NVR/Ryan Homes filed plans to build about 388 homes at Springside Crossing, a 462‑acre site near Brooksville; city and county records flag donated land for a possible fire station and a school mitigation agreement.

A WalletHub ranking shows sharp Q1 2026 spikes in mortgage delinquencies across ten states — Louisiana posts the highest rate while Vermont logged the biggest quarter jump. Rising insurance bills, taxes and local labor trends are squeezing homeowners.

Tampa developer Third Lake filed plans on July 27, 2026 for a 273‑unit apartment complex at The Grove at Wesley Chapel. The proposal sits near entitlements the county expanded last year.

Tampa Electric has filed plans for the Harvest Sun Solar Plant on roughly 400 acres near Parrish, with regulatory records showing a 74.5 MW project and a 2027 target.

Trilogy's The Albion will bring 325 new apartments and resort-style amenities to Valrico's 13‑acre site, with financing in place and a late‑2028 delivery.

The Wave, a 242‑unit complex north of Tampa, faces foreclosure after defaulting on a $26M mortgage; public records show it was bought in 2021.

Hillsborough County Public Schools is exploring a pilot to build affordable housing for employees on school-owned land near McLane Middle to help ease staff shortages. The plan is exploratory and would rely on state rules that make district land available for workforce housing.

A house that was a foundation in January is now move‑in ready under Tampa’s Infill Housing Program, a sign of Phase III progress.

St. Petersburg broke ground on a 3D-printed pilot home that the city says will sit on a vacant lot and test faster, more affordable construction methods.

Star Mountain Capital expanded its downtown Tampa office, adding room for about 160 employees as it leans on the city as a recruiting hub. The move adds to finance hiring in the region.