Hillsborough County's new Baytown Apartments provide a mix of affordable housing for neurotypical individuals and those with disabilities, fostering an inclusive community.

A judge ruled against MV Realty, barring the enforcement of their controversial 40-year Homeowner Benefit Agreements in Florida and halting fee collection.

The City of Clearwater is renovating the Long Center's Natatorium starting Feb. 18. The pools will close until Spring 2026, but other facilities remain open. Season pass holders can use Morningside and Ross Norton pools instead.

Tampa opens Casa Bel Mar, an affordable housing complex for low income residents, with Mayor Jane Castor stressing its importance amid a housing affordability crisis.

Tampa's housing market has dropped from 9th to 29th in national rankings per Zillow, with a 2.5% dip in home value growth, despite experts' optimistic outlook for its resilience.

Pinellas County offers up to $30,000 to residents for hurricane home repairs, targeting those with special needs and lower incomes. Applications are open, with the aim to complement other aid such as FEMA, focusing on various repair needs.

Groundbreaking began for the Gardens at Diana Point North in Tampa, introducing 24 affordable homes for families earning at or below 80% of the Area Median Income.

The Tampa City Council approved a $6 million plan to revitalize the historical Franklin Street corridor, enhancing its pedestrian-friendly appeal with lighting, artistic crosswalks, and brick street restoration.

Tampa is updating its Land Development Code to improve user-friendliness and development standards, and encourages public participation in the process through surveys and a kickoff meeting.

Tampa's CRA has launched a Housing Rehabilitation & Renovation Program to financially support home renovations in CRA Districts, with applications and assistance available at scheduled locations.

The City of Tampa partners with Blue Sky Communities to launch The Adderley, providing 128 affordable housing units, aimed at residents earning 80% or less of the area median income.

Pinellas County approved $7.94 million for 164 new affordable apartments in Largo and St. Petersburg, Florida, targeting residents earning 30-80% of AMI. This is part of the county's strategy to address the affordable housing crisis.

Tampa is reopening its Rental and Move-in Assistance Program to help working residents with high rent costs, offering financial aid for deposits, rent, and the prevention of evictions.