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St. Pete Beach
The numbers tell the story of St. Pete Beach: of the some 20 square miles that comprise this barrier island community just a little over 2 square miles is land. The rest is water. Needless to say, this is a paradise for anyone who likes to sail, swim, fish or just enjoy the tranquility of waterfront living. Island Time Three bridges lead to this beautiful island with its soft white sand beaches, beautiful city parks, and an array of retail, restaurants and hotels that serve residents and accommo...
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South Pasadena
The small, quiet community of South Pasadena, nestled between southwest St. Petersburg and St. Pete Beach, offers a comfortable setting and ideal location for the many retirees and others who enjoy life in this Florida Gulf coast community. The town of South Pasadena covers just two thirds of a mile, yet supports a population of over 6,000 people. Mostly because of the large number of high-rises, South Pasadena is one of the more, if not the most, dense city in Florida with more than eighty-five...
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Seminole
Having recently annexed four nearby communities, the population of Seminole has grown to nearly 19,000 since the 2000 census tally of just under 11,000. It’s a quaint and clean community only two miles from the beaches. Economically, Seminole is thriving with a low unemployment rate that hums along in a mostly service-based economy. Demographics Shift Along with the growth in population has come a major shift in demographics. The median age has dropped from nearly 60 to 49.5. Traditionally...
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Redington Shores
The island community of Redington Shores offers sunrise views over Boca Ciega Bay to the east and breathtaking sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico to the west. Residents live in modern beach homes, luxury condos, or in lovely apartments or cozy cottages on quaint inland streets in an area covering only 200 acres. Surrounded with wide sandy beaches, 2,500 residents enjoy a lifestyle understandably focused around the water. In fact, a glimpse of water is literally never far away from just about anyone...
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Redington Beach
This small residential community maintains a laidback atmosphere with plenty of private beaches and quaint neighborhoods. 1,700 residents enjoy four town parks, a community recreation area and a causeway that’s a favorite of fishermen. The city prides itself on its “triangle” parks, small areas of colorful flowers and native foliage that adorn many city intersections. Measuring just one square mile in size, the city is surrounded by water - the Intracoastal Waterway on the ea...
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Pinellas Park
Pinellas County residents seeking a central location find it in Pinellas Park. Situated midway between Clearwater and St. Petersburg, this city of approximately 47,000 people is a community-oriented place to live. This family-friendly community offers a variety of housing options among several neighborhoods and real estate developments, including single-family residences, golf course homes, town homes, condos and waterfront homes. Performances One focal point of community activity is the city-ow...
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Oldsmar
Oldsmar residents can thank founder Ransom E. Olds for the charm of the town with its thoughtfully planned streets fanning out from Shore Drive along Tampa Bay. Hiring engineers and surveyors from Boston, Olds modeled the community after Washington, D.C., with tree-lined boulevards leading from the bay to downtown like spokes of a wheel. Varied Lifestyles Oldsmar has changed dramatically in recent years as the older cracker-style homes have given way to luxurious waterfront estates, and former f...
