Crystal Beach Heights

It's a small residential neighborhood in the coastal part of Palm Harbor, close to the Gulf and the village feel of Ozona. Homes are assigned to Sutherland Elementary, Palm Harbor Middle, and Palm Harbor University High, and Tampa International is about 42 minutes away. If you want a quiet, low-turnover pocket with water and resort amenities nearby, it fits.

It sits at a mid-to-upper price point for the area, with the current active listing at $649,000 and an average of about $337 per square foot. Last year's median sold price was lower at $349,900, so the market spans a real range depending on the home. Median property taxes run about $5,062 a year.

The single active listing is priced at $649,000 for roughly 1,928 square feet, about $337 per square foot. Over the past 12 months the median sold price was $349,900 across seven closings, which shows a wide spread between entry-level and higher-end homes. Comparing similar properties in nearby Palm Harbor neighborhoods helps set expectations.

Inventory is very thin, with just one active listing and seven sales in the past year. Homes that do sell move at a median of 22 days on market and close at about 98% of asking. That combination points to steady buyer demand and limited supply, so being ready to act matters.

There's no reported median HOA fee for this neighborhood, which keeps monthly carrying costs simpler than in many amenity-heavy communities like Lansbrook Village. Median property taxes are around $5,062 per year. Median rent in the area runs about $2,400 a month if you're weighing buying against leasing.