Hudson High School

It suits buyers who want space and value over dense, walkable neighborhoods — larger lots, a slower pace, and northern Spring Hill's quieter character. Families also benefit from proximity to other well-known schools in the area, including Central High School. With 747 homes sold in the last year, it's an active, established community rather than a fringe market.

It's one of the more affordable parts of the Tampa region, with a median list price of $353,290 and an average of $230 per square foot. The range is wide — entry-level listings start around $90,000 while a handful of luxury properties reach $4.8M. Most buyers are shopping in the mid-$300s for a home around 1,820 square feet.

The median sold price over the past 12 months was $321,000, a bit under the current median list of $353,290, which tells you sellers are pricing with some room to negotiate. Sellers took about 97% of asking on average. You'll find everything from starter homes near $90,000 to waterfront estates approaching $4.8M.

It's balanced and steady — 350 homes are active and the median listing takes about 53 days to go under contract. With 747 sales in the past year and sellers getting roughly 97% of asking, neither side has an overwhelming edge. You can check current inventory anytime on the live map.

Costs here are modest: the median HOA runs about $125 per month, and 47 of the active listings are in gated communities where fees like that apply. Median property tax is around $2,896 per year. Many homes carry no HOA at all, so your carrying costs depend heavily on the specific neighborhood.