East Ybor Historic

It's a strong fit for buyers who value history and location over square footage — you're about 8 minutes from downtown Tampa and 20 from the airport. Assigned schools include Blake High School and Mann Middle School, and the neighborhood's walkable historic character sets it apart from newer developments. If you like the vibe of Old Seminole Heights, this area offers a similar feel with even closer downtown access.

It's one of the more attainable historic neighborhoods in the city, with a median list price of $397,500 and homes ranging from $317,000 up to $690,000. At an average of $316 per square foot, you're paying for location and character rather than sprawling space. Compared to pricier Tampa pockets, this remains a relatively accessible entry point.

Active listings run from $317,000 to $690,000 with a median list price of $397,500, and the median home size is around 1,350 square feet. Over the past 12 months, 10 homes sold at a median price of $359,950. These are compact, historic properties, so pricing reflects character and proximity more than acreage.

It's tight and competitive — just six active listings, homes selling in a median of 19 days, and sellers averaging 95% of their asking price. With only 10 sales in the past year, inventory is genuinely limited, so buyers should be prepared to move quickly on the right property. Nearby options like the 40th Street Corridor can widen your search if timing gets tight.

There's no typical HOA fee reported for this neighborhood, which is common for older historic areas. The median property tax runs about $3,916 per year, and if you're weighing renting versus buying, the median rent here is around $2,150 per month. Always confirm current tax figures for a specific address, since assessments vary by property.