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Tampa Bay, Florida, is seeing median price of $230,000 at this time. Homes sales have decreased significantly from last year at this time. Sales are down 30 percent. The median price is down as well -- by 6 percent. This has provided some great opportunities for buyers, who are finding a 6 months inventory of homes for sale. Need even more incentive to buy? Besides a beautiful harbor and plenty of recreation and entertainment choices, Forbes magazine notes that Tampa Bay is the number one place in the country to buy a home. For information on your area, please click here. Click here to view current Market Conditions in your location.


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