Neighborhoods
Discover the communities Keith serves
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Tampa Palms
Tampa Palms sits in the northern reaches of Tampa, bordered by Bruce B. Downs Boulevard and Interstate 75, offering a suburban lifestyle within easy reach of downtown and the airport. This master-planned community features an extensive network of tree-lined streets, parks, and walking trails that connect homes to neighborhood amenities. Residents enjoy access to a community center, pools, tennis courts, and a golf course, along with abundant natural spaces for outdoor recreation.
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Downtown Tampa
Downtown Tampa sits at the center of the
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40th Street Corridor
The 40th Street Corridor is organized around its namesake thoroughfare, and that road shapes daily life here.
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Academy Of The Holy Names
Academy of the Holy Names sits in South Tampa, between Bayshore Boulevard and Dale Mabry Highway, forming a quiet residential enclave known for its tree-lined streets and well-maintained homes. The neighborhood takes its name from the prominent independent school at its heart and features a mix of mid-century ranch homes and updated single-family residences on spacious lots. Sidewalks connect the streets, creating a walkable environment where neighbors often stroll or walk dogs in the early morning and evening.
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Channel District
The Channel District sits along Tampa's downtown waterfront, where Garrison Channel meets Hillsborough Bay. This walkable neighborhood blends modern high-rise living with waterfront access, drawing residents who want an urban lifestyle with bay breezes and skyline views. The Tampa Riverwalk runs through the district, connecting parks, restaurants, and entertainment venues along the water's edge.
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Cory Lake Isles
Cory Lake Isles offers a private, gated community experience in the northern reaches of Tampa, where Mediterranean-inspired homes and tree-lined streets create a resort-style atmosphere. The neighborhood centers around its pristine lake, providing residents with waterfront views and a serene backdrop for daily life. Architecture here leans toward spacious single-family homes with tile roofs and stucco exteriors, many featuring pools and lanais that embrace Florida's indoor-outdoor lifestyle.
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East Ybor
East Ybor pulses with the creative energy of Tampa's historic Latin Quarter while carving out its own distinct identity. This eclectic neighborhood blends industrial-chic lofts, renovated bungalows, and modern infill construction against a backdrop of brick warehouses and tree-lined streets. The area's walkable grid connects residents to an evolving mix of local breweries, artist studios, cafes, and authentic eateries that reflect Tampa's rich cultural heritage.
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East Ybor Historic
East Ybor Historic sits just east of Tampa's famous Ybor City, offering a quieter residential alternative while maintaining close proximity to the area's renowned cultural attractions. This neighborhood features a mix of early 20th-century bungalows and shotgun houses alongside newer construction, reflecting the district's evolution while preserving its architectural heritage. Tree-lined streets create a walkable environment where neighbors often gather on front porches, fostering a strong sense of community.
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Drew Park
Drew Park sits just west of Tampa International Airport, offering straightforward access to both the airport and downtown Tampa. This working-class neighborhood features a mix of modest single-family homes and small apartment complexes, many built during Tampa's mid-century expansion. The area maintains an unpretentious, practical character with tree-lined residential streets that provide a quiet contrast to the nearby commercial corridors.
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Bowman Heights
Bowman Heights sits in West Tampa, a historically rich area just west of downtown. The neighborhood features primarily single-family homes with modest yards, many built in mid-century styles that give the area its unpretentious, established feel. Tree-lined streets create a sense of separation from the busier commercial corridors nearby.
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Macdill Air Force Base
MacDill Air Force Base anchors the southern tip of the Interbay Peninsula in Tampa, surrounded by Tampa Bay on three sides and offering a distinct community shaped by its military mission. The base itself is home to U.S. Central Command and Special Operations Command, drawing service members and their families from across the country. Just beyond the gates, the neighborhoods surrounding MacDill blend military and civilian life, with convenient access to Tampa's Westshore business district, downtown, and the beaches of St. Petersburg and Clearwater.
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Marina Club Of Tampa
Marina Club of Tampa offers waterfront living along the Hillsborough River on the city's west side. This gated community features Mediterranean-style homes with boat slips and direct river access, appealing to those who want boating and fishing opportunities without leaving their neighborhood. The architecture emphasizes Florida living with tile roofs, stucco exteriors, and designs that maximize water views.
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Gandy-Sun Bay South
Gandy-Sun Bay South occupies a distinctive waterfront position along Tampa's western edge, where residential streets meet the shores of Old Tampa Bay. The neighborhood's proximity to the Gandy Bridge and Gandy Boulevard corridor provides convenient access to both downtown Tampa and St. Petersburg, making it a strategic location for those navigating the greater bay area. Homes here range from mid-century single-family residences to updated properties that take advantage of the area's water views and breezy coastal setting.
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Dana Shores
Dana Shores sits in south Tampa, a residential enclave known for its tree-lined streets and family-oriented atmosphere. The neighborhood features predominantly single-family homes with traditional architectural styles, many with generous yards and mature landscaping that give the area a settled, established feel. Its location offers convenient access to the Selmon Expressway and Dale Mabry Highway, making commutes throughout Tampa straightforward.
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Davis Islands
Davis Islands sits just minutes from downtown Tampa, connected by a scenic causeway that crosses Hillsborough Bay. This waterfront neighborhood is defined by its palm-lined streets, mid-century homes, and sweeping views of the bay and city skyline. The islands combine residential tranquility with easy access to urban amenities, drawing residents who value both privacy and proximity.
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Raymond James Stadium
Raymond James Stadium anchors a dynamic area on Tampa's west side, where residential pockets meet one of the city's most recognizable sports and entertainment hubs. The neighborhood blends established single-family homes and townhomes with convenient access to major thoroughfares, making commutes throughout Tampa straightforward. Families appreciate the proximity to several early childhood education centers, including Lincoln Ave Day Nursery & Preschool, Tampa Bay Blvd Elementary School, and West Tampa Early Learning Center, which serve the area's youngest residents.
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St Joseph S Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital sits in the heart of Tampa's urban core, where healthcare and residential life converge along North Boulevard and Armenia Avenue. The neighborhood's defining feature is its proximity to one of the region's most respected medical centers, creating a community shaped by accessibility and activity. Tree-lined streets branch out from the hospital campus, mixing historic bungalows and renovated homes with newer construction. Residents enjoy walkability to local cafés, neighborhood markets, and quick access to downtown Tampa's business district and cultural venues.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital anchors a central Tampa neighborhood where medical facilities and residential streets blend seamlessly. Located just northwest of downtown, this area offers convenient access to both the urban core and the Westshore business district, making commutes manageable in multiple directions. The tree-lined blocks surrounding the hospital feature a mix of mid-century homes and contemporary renovations, with nearby Hyde Park and West Tampa providing additional dining and cultural options within minutes.
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Culbreath Isles
Culbreath Isles occupies a prime waterfront location along Tampa's Interbay Peninsula, where tree-lined streets wind past homes with direct access to Old Tampa Bay. The neighborhood's layout—a series of small islands and finger canals—creates an intimate boating community where many residents keep vessels right at their docks. Architecture ranges from mid-century ranch homes to contemporary rebuilds, all situated on generous lots that take advantage of the water views.
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Cypress Landings
Cypress Landings offers convenient access to Tampa's major corridors while maintaining a quiet, residential atmosphere. The community features a mix of single-family homes with traditional Florida architecture, many with screened lanais and open floor plans that appeal to buyers seeking modern comfort in an established setting.
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Julian B Lane Riverfront Park
Julian B Lane Riverfront Park sits along the Hillsborough River in central Tampa, offering residents direct access to waterfront trails, open lawns, and a popular dog park. The neighborhood draws people who appreciate urban convenience combined with outdoor space—joggers and cyclists use the Riverwalk that connects downtown Tampa to nearby districts, while families gather for picnics or let pets roam in the designated off-leash area.
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Cross Creek
Cross Creek offers residents a peaceful suburban setting in northern Tampa, characterized by well-maintained single-family homes and tree-lined streets. The community features a blend of traditional and contemporary architecture, with properties typically set on spacious lots that provide room for outdoor living and family activities.
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East Tampa
East Tampa spans a large swath of the city's eastern side, characterized by established single-family homes, tree-lined streets, and a strong sense of community. The neighborhood features a mix of ranch-style houses and modest bungalows built primarily from the mid-20th century, many with spacious yards and carports. Residents enjoy convenient access to major thoroughfares that connect to downtown Tampa, the airport, and nearby employment centers.