Historic Old Northeast

It's a walkable, tree-lined neighborhood with strong architectural character and quick access to downtown St. Petersburg's waterfront and dining. Families are assigned to North Shore Elementary, John Hopkins Middle and St. Petersburg High, and Tampa International Airport is roughly 32 minutes away. It suits buyers who want history and community feel over newer construction.

Yes, relative to the rest of the city — the median list price is $975,000 and 21 of the 43 active listings are priced above $1M. Homes average $605 per square foot on a median size of about 1,950 square feet. If that stretches your budget, Greater Pinellas Point and other nearby areas offer more room at a lower price.

Active listings currently range from $267,000 all the way up to $9,500,000, with a median list price of $975,000. Over the last 12 months, 172 homes sold at a median price of $1,100,000. The spread is wide because the neighborhood mixes modest bungalows with large restored estates.

It's steady but not frantic — homes sit a median of 83 days on market, and sellers are getting about 96% of their asking price on average. With 43 active listings against 172 sales in the past year, there's reasonable inventory and room for buyers to negotiate on well-priced homes.

The median property tax here runs about $10,635 per year, which reflects the higher home values in the neighborhood. Where an HOA applies, the median fee is around $956 per month, though many single-family homes carry no HOA at all. Budget for both the tax bill and Florida insurance when running your numbers.