Mary Diaz's Tampa Real Estate Blog

5 Signs That You Are Ready to Own a South Tampa Waterfront Home    If you are tired of renting and think that you are ready to buy a home for sale in South Tampa, you’ve made a great decision! The question is, how will you know if you are ready to buy a home and make one of the biggest investment...

How Long is The Homebuying Process for a Home for Sale in South Tampa?   Many people who decide to buy a home for sale in South Tampa may wonder exactly how long the entire home buying process is. Will it take weeks? Will it take months? The timeline depends on a number of factors and conditions,...

Tampa Real Estate Market Update – December 2014   The housing market in Tampa and Hillsborough County continues the improving trends we have seen in the last three years.   Home sales closed the year strong (see Chart below) with 1,498 unit sold in Dec. compared to 1,323 in Dec. of 2013, an incre...

What to Do When Your South Tampa Waterfront Home is Not Selling   You decided to put your South Tampa home for sale. However, the “For Sale” sign on the front lawn has been there for several months now but you are still not getting any offers. You also spent on advertising and dropped the price s...

2-Bedroom Plant High District Home for Sale | 3905 Bay to Bay Blvd     Welcome to this charming 2-bedroom Plant High District single family home for sale! This beautiful turn of the century bungalow in the Virginia Parks subdivision has a nice and flexible floor plan designed to meet your needs. ...

Virginia Park 2-Bedroom Home for Sale in Tampa FL | 3905 Bay to Bay Blvd Relax and enjoy living in this gorgeous Virginia Park 2-bedroom home for sale. This charming turn of the century home in Tampa FL is surrounded by beautiful, mature landscaping that will surely catch your eye.  Built in 195...

Top 5 Reasons Why Retirees Spend Winter in South Tampa Waterfront Home    Thousands of retirees look for South Tampa waterfront homes for sale, some will buy it outright so that they have a place to stay for the winter, and then return to it every year. Come mid-October, they will pack their bags...