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It's a solid fit if you want a connected, practical slice of northern Tampa near the USF corridor's campuses and medical centers. The wider community leans academic and family-oriented, with nearby zones like the Madison Middle School area rounding out school options. It's more about everyday livability and value than luxury polish.

No — this is one of Tampa's more attainable areas, with a median list price of $310,000 and active listings running from $125,000 to $575,000. At roughly $235 per square foot, your money goes toward a compact home rather than a sprawling one. It's a realistic entry point compared to Tampa's higher-priced waterfront neighborhoods.

Over the last 12 months, 72 homes sold at a median price of $305,000, closely tracking the current $310,000 median list price. The typical home is around 1,365 square feet, and sellers averaged 98% of their asking price. That consistency between list and sold prices tells you the market here is priced honestly.

There are 18 active listings and homes are taking a median of about 66 days to sell, which gives buyers breathing room to be selective. At the same time, sellers are still capturing 98% of asking on average, so well-priced homes aren't sitting forever. It's a balanced market that rewards a prepared, reasonable offer.

The median HOA here runs about $392 a month, though that varies widely by community, so always check the specifics on a given listing. Median property taxes come in around $2,673 a year. If you're weighing a rental instead, the median rent is about $1,900 a month.