Hunter's Green Elementary School

It's a suburban, family-friendly part of New Tampa where gated communities and pool homes are the norm — 20 of 30 active listings are gated and 15 have pools. The area is also close to other zoned schools like Plant High School, which matters for families thinking several years ahead. The mix of amenities and a steady market makes it a practical choice for buyers who want space without leaving the city.

It's a mid-market area rather than a luxury one, with a median list price of $467,000 and no active listings above $1M. Prices run from $149,990 to $974,500, so there's genuine range depending on size and community. At an average of $222 per square foot on a median home of about 2,180 square feet, you get solid value for the square footage.

The median list price is $467,000, while homes that actually closed over the past year had a median sold price of $499,000. Expect to pay around $222 per square foot for a typical 2,180-square-foot home. The lower end starts near $150,000 and the top of the current market reaches about $974,500.

It's balanced and steady — 108 homes sold in the past 12 months, and the median listing takes 38 days to go under contract. Sellers are getting about 97% of their asking price on average, which tells you well-priced homes move but there's still room to negotiate. You can track current activity on the live map.

With most homes in gated communities, HOA dues are a real factor here — the median runs about $233 per month. Property taxes come in around $4,523 per year at current values. If you're weighing renting versus buying, the median rent in the area is about $1,750 per month.