Bayshore Beautiful

It's one of Tampa's most established residential neighborhoods, close to Bayshore Boulevard's waterfront and about 10 minutes from downtown. Families are drawn to the assigned Plant High and Coleman Middle schools, and the streets are quiet and walkable. It suits buyers who want polished, in-city living rather than a new suburban subdivision.

Yes — it's a premium Tampa market with a median list price of $1,099,000 and 22 of 41 active listings above $1 million. That said, the active range runs from $150,000 to $8,950,000, so there's more spread than the median suggests. Buyers on a tighter budget may find more variety in neighborhoods like Lake Magdalene.

The median list price is $1,099,000 and homes average about $510 per square foot on a median size of 2,202 square feet. Over the past 12 months, 136 homes sold at a median price of $1,182,500. Prices span widely depending on lot, condition, and proximity to the water.

There are 41 active listings and homes take a median of 40 days to sell, which is a measured but not sluggish pace. Sellers are averaging about 96% of their asking price, so well-priced homes are still closing near list. With 136 sales in the past year, it's a steady, established market rather than a frenzied one.

Median property tax runs about $8,837 a year, in line with the neighborhood's higher home values. The median HOA figure is around $1,460 per month, though that reflects specific communities and condo-style properties rather than every single-family home. Always confirm the exact HOA and tax picture on a given listing before you write an offer.