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New downtown St. Petersburg townhomes will start at nearly $1.2 million Construction is expected to begin in December.     A rendering depicts the Soma luxury townhomes in downtown St. Petersburg. [ Sidney Coelho, CP Visual, courtesy of Premier Sotheby's International Realty ] Updated 4 hours ago In yet another sign of the Tampa Bay area’s breakneck rise in home prices and desirability, a developer has announced new luxury townhomes in downtown St. Petersburg — starting at $1.156 million each. The four townhomes, dubbed Soma, will be at 630 4th Ave S, and will be 2,890 square ...

Mansion Global The former baseball star’s waterfront property became the most expensive home in Tampa Bay area By Fang Block  |  Save   Baseball star and business executive Derek Jeter has sold his waterfront estate in Tampa, Florida, for $22.5 million. Uneek Image; Getty Images 1 of 12 Baseball star and business executive Derek Jeter has sold his waterfront estate in Tampa, Florida, for $22.5 million. Uneek Image; Getty Images ••••• Former baseball star Derek Jeter has sold his waterfront property in Tampa, Florida, for $22.5 million, making it th...

'Now, it's about elevation': Buying a South Florida home in the era of sea level rise Alex Harris and Rebecca San Juan, The Miami Herald May 13—In South Florida, top considerations for choosing a new home have shifted, thanks to climate change. "Before it was location, location, location. Now, it's about elevation, elevation, elevation. The new buyer has to worry about both," said George Jalil, broker and president at Miami Way Realty. Sea level rise doesn't top the list of buyer or seller concerns in South Florida — especially if you're rich enough to afford the ever-skyr...

The working estate also features a 7,200-square-foot auto museum and is the most expensive property for sale in Ventura County

The Stockton Group/Special to the Vail Daily. Eagle County’s rip-roaring real estate market continued its momentum through the first quarter of 2021. The first quarter numbers are impressive. Through the first three months of this year, there were 545 transactions with a value of more than $760 million. And, for the first time, March saw more out-of-state buyers (85) than those with Eagle County addresses (83). For the year through March 31, local buyers still make up the biggest share of buyers, at 42%. But through the first quarter, out-of-state buyers now account for the second-largest p...