Tampa Trends and Statistics 2018-2019

In this section you will learn about the main factors that make Tampa one of the most powerful real estate markets today, including: job growth, population growth and availability. Check out the trends in the housing, population and employment market in Tampa in the tabs for more information.

Sources of information:

• https://www.zillow.com/tampa-st-petersburg-clearwater-metro-fl_r395148/home-values/
• https://factfinder.census.gov/
• https://www.deptofnumbers.com/employment/florida/tampa/
• Real Affiliate Data of a Real Wealth Network

Property values ​​in Tampa are much cheaper than many other cities across the state today.

• As of January 2018, the median price of single-family homes with 3 bedrooms in the Tampa Metro area was $ 193,000. This is 5% lower than the $ 202,000 national average.
• In neighborhoods where RWN members invest, the median price of 3-bedroom homes in Tampa was $ 120,000 in January 2018. This is 32% lower than the $ 202,000 national average.
• This shows us that property values ​​in Tampa are far more lucrative than many other cities across the state today, especially in areas where RWN members invest.

Investors have a good opportunity to make a monthly cash flow in Tampa

• In January 2018 the average monthly rent of 3 bedrooms in Tampa was $ 1,400, which is 0.73% of the purchase price of $ 193,000. This is 3% above the national purchase and rental ratio of 0.71%.
• In neighborhoods where RWN members invest, the median monthly rental of 3 bedrooms was $ 1,075, which is 0.89% of the $ 120,000 purchase price.
• This shows us that the Tampa metro area offers investors the option to make a recurring monthly cash flow, especially in neighborhoods where RWN members invest.

Home values ​​in Tampa are valued at a faster rate than other cities across the state.

• In January 2012 the median price of 3-bedroom homes in Tampa was $ 91,000. This means that in the last six years (January 2012 to January 2018), homes with 3 bedrooms in Tampa were valued at 66%. During that time, 3-bedroom homes grew 41 percent nationwide.
• This shows us that home values ​​in Tampa are valued faster than other cities across the state. In addition, Tampa's rapid population growth and jobs (see Population Trends tab) make it likely that housing demand will continue to rise, which should continue to raise house values.

Tampa rents are estimated at a slightly slower rate than other cities across the state.

• In January 2012 the median rent for 3-bedroom homes in Tampa was $ 1,70. This means that for the past six years (January 2012 to January 2018), rent in Tampa has been estimated at 16%. At that time, 3-bedroom homes grew by 17% nationwide.
• This shows us that rents in Tampa are rising at a slightly slower pace than other cities across the state. However, as stated above, if the trends of the population and the growth of jobs continue in Tampa, we can expect the demand for housing to increase, and increase the rent in addition to the values ​​of the house.

The Tampa population has grown significantly faster than most cities in the United States today

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• Since 2010, the population of Tampa has grown by just under 11%. It is 105% faster than the national average during this period.
• It shows us, the Tampa population is growing faster than most other American cities today.

Tampa created more jobs in 2018 than in many other cities in the US.

• In the past year, the number of jobs in Tampa has increased by more than 2%. This is 18% faster than the national average of 1.73%.
• This shows us that Tampa has created more jobs in the past year than many other metro in the US.

Tampa creates jobs

• In the past year, the number of jobs in Tampa has increased by more than 2%. This is 18% faster than the national average of 1.73%.
• This shows us that Tampa has created more jobs in the past year than many other metro in the US.

The population of Tampa was growing rapidly

• Since 2010, the population of Tampa has grown by just under 11%. It is 105% faster than the national average during this period.
• This shows us that the population of Tampa is growing at a faster rate than most other American cities today.

Tampa pays off

• As of January 2018, the median price of single-family homes with 3 bedrooms in the Tampa Metro area was $ 193,000. This is 5% lower than the $ 202,000 national average.
• In neighborhoods where RWN members invest, the median price of 3-bedroom homes in Tampa was $ 120,000 in January 2018. This is 32% lower than the $ 202,000 national average.
• This shows us that property values ​​in Tampa are far more lucrative than many other cities across the state today, especially in areas where RWN members invest.

Tampa’s home values ​​and rents are steadily rising

• In January 2012, the median price of 3-bedroom homes in Tampa was $ 91,000. This means that in the last six years (January 2012 to January 2018), homes with 3 bedrooms in Tampa were valued at 66%. During that time, 3-bedroom homes grew 41 percent nationwide.
• In January 2012 the median rent for 3-bedroom homes in Tampa was $ 1,70. This means that for the past six years (January 2012 to January 2018), rent in Tampa has been estimated at 16%. At that time, 3-bedroom homes grew by 17% nationwide.
• This shows us that home values ​​are valued at a faster rate and rents are valued at a slightly slower rate than other cities across the country. However, the rapid population of Tampa and the growth of jobs make it likely that the demand for housing will continue to rise. And if demand continues to grow, property values ​​and rents will come almost certainly.