For Townhome Buyers

New Townhomes in Tampa

Where they are being built right now, what they cost, and the questions worth asking before you sign on a home that does not exist yet. Kevin has sold new construction townhomes across Tampa since they started going up.

Current Tampa Townhome Projects

Projects Kevin has personally represented, with the builder, the HOA situation and the price band each one typically trades in. Status is as of the last check against the local MLS. Call for anything you want current to the hour.

New construction townhomes in Tampa, by neighborhood
Project Neighborhood Builder Units Price range HOA Status
1206 W. Lemon South Tampa, near downtown — 3 Entry close-in band Yes Sold out
418 W. Frances Tampa Heights — 2 Heights & Ybor band None Sold out
2204 N. Central Tampa Heights — 2 Heights & Ybor band Yes Resale market
4324 W. Gray South Tampa Momentum Homes 4 Hyde Park & South Tampa band Yes Sold out
Palmetto Beach row Near Ybor — 7 sales Heights & Ybor band Yes Market active
3223 W. Paxton South Tampa Starling + BCL Homes 1 Hyde Park & South Tampa band None Sold Jun 2026
Hyde Park courtyard Historic Hyde Park — 1 Around $685K None Sold

Why Townhomes Took Over Tampa

Three-unit new construction townhome row at 1206 W Lemon Street in Tampa

New construction townhomes at 1206 W. Lemon Street, listed and sold by Kevin.

Land close to downtown ran out before demand did. A single lot that once held one older house now holds two, three, sometimes four townhomes, which is the only way builders can deliver a brand new home this close in at a price a normal buyer can reach.

What you are really trading is yard for location. You give up the big backyard and you get new construction, a warranty, low maintenance, and a five to ten minute drive to work and dinner instead of thirty. For a lot of buyers, particularly first-time buyers and people downsizing out of a large South Tampa house, that is the right trade.

Where They Are Actually Going Up

Townhome construction in Tampa is concentrated in a handful of pockets, and they are not interchangeable. Each one attracts a different buyer and prices differently.

Aerial view over Tampa townhome construction with the downtown skyline behind

Close-in infill: minutes from downtown, which is what drives the price.

1

Tampa Heights

The busiest townhome corridor in the city, and the one most people mean when they search. Walkable to Armature Works and the Riverwalk, and close enough to downtown to skip the commute entirely. New product keeps arriving here.

2

Seminole Heights & Riverside Heights

A little further out, a little more house for the money, and a strong neighbourhood identity. Buyers who want new construction without downtown pricing tend to land here.

3

Ybor & Palmetto Beach

The value end of new construction close to the core. Still emerging, which means more upside and more variation block to block than the Heights.

4

Hyde Park & South Tampa

The luxury end. Fewer units, higher finishes, and prices that reflect the address. Some come with no HOA fee at all, which is rarer than buyers expect.

5

Westshore Marina District

Waterfront-adjacent and master-planned, so the feel is different from an infill build on a single lot. Amenities carry more of the value here.

What They Cost

Ranges move with the market, so treat these as orientation rather than a price list. Kevin can give you today's number for a specific building.

Two-unit new construction townhomes at 418 W Frances Avenue, Tampa Heights
Entry new construction, further from downtown: high $300s to mid $400s
The Heights and Ybor corridors: mid $400s to high $600s
Hyde Park and South Tampa luxury: $650k and up, some well past $1M
Waterfront and master-planned: priced on amenities, not just square footage

Two buildings on the same street can price very differently depending on the builder, the finish level, and whether there is an HOA carrying real amenities. Square footage alone will mislead you here more than it does with single family homes.

Five Things to Check on Any New Townhome

Buying new construction is not the same transaction as buying a resale, and the contract is usually the builder's, not the standard one.

Kitchen with island, quartz counters and custom cabinetry in a new Tampa townhome
The HOA, in writing. What the fee covers, what it does not, and whether it can rise. On some Tampa townhomes there is no HOA at all, which is worth real money.
The builder's warranty. What is covered, for how long, and who answers the phone in year two. This is a genuine part of the value and it varies a lot between builders.
Insurance, before you commit. Get a real quote rather than an estimate. New construction usually insures well, but flood zone and elevation still decide the number.
What is standard and what is an upgrade. The model you walked through is rarely the one in your contract. Get the finish schedule in writing.
Parking and storage, honestly. Tandem garages and tight alleys are common in infill townhomes. Walk it before you sign, not after.
Who represents you. The agent in the sales office works for the builder. Bringing your own agent costs you nothing and changes who is looking out for your side.

Townhomes Kevin Has Sold

Written up at the time, so you can see how these deals actually go.

1206 W. Lemon Street, new construction townhomes in Tampa

1206 W. Lemon Street

Units 1, 2 & 3 · South Tampa, near downtown

3 units HOA: Yes Entry close-in band Status: Sold out

A three-unit row Kevin listed and sold. The clearest example of what close-in new construction looks like today.

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418 W. Frances Avenue, new construction townhomes in Tampa

418 W. Frances Avenue

Units 1 & 2 · Tampa Heights

2 units HOA: None Heights & Ybor band Status: Sold out

New construction with no HOA fees, walking distance to Armature Works and the Riverwalk.

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Palmetto Beach, new construction townhomes in Tampa

Palmetto Beach

Seven sales · Near Ybor

7 sales HOA: Yes Heights & Ybor band Status: Market active

Seven townhome sales in one pocket. New construction in the city at the value end of close-in.

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4324 W. Gray Street, new construction townhomes in Tampa

4324 W. Gray Street

Four custom units · South Tampa

4 units Builder: Momentum Homes HOA: Yes Hyde Park & S. Tampa band Status: Sold out

Four custom townhomes by Momentum Homes, and what a custom builder does differently.

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2204 N. Central Avenue, new construction townhomes in Tampa

2204 N. Central Avenue

Attached homes · Tampa Heights

2 units HOA: Yes Heights & Ybor band Status: Resale market

Attached new construction on a tree-lined street, a short walk from the Heights corridor.

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3223 W Paxton Avenue, custom South Tampa home

3223 W. Paxton Avenue

Custom build · South Tampa, near Hyde Park Village

1 unit Builder: Starling + BCL Homes HOA: None Hyde Park & S. Tampa band Status: Sold Jun 2026

Five-bed, chef's kitchen, covered lanai. The newer end of what South Tampa custom townhome-adjacent product looks like now.

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Hyde Park townhome with courtyard

Hyde Park Courtyard Townhome

Infill · Historic Hyde Park

1 unit HOA: None Around $685K Status: Sold

A luxury-end townhome with a private courtyard and no HOA fees. The quieter half of the Hyde Park market, and the one many buyers do not know exists.

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Three new townhomes in Tampa Heights
Luxury new construction in the corridor most buyers search for.
Seven townhome sales near Ybor
New construction in the city, at the value end of close-in.
Four custom townhomes by Momentum Homes
Modern luxury, and what a custom builder does differently.
Brand new, with 1920s charm, near Armature Works
New construction that does not look like new construction.
A Hyde Park townhome with a courtyard, no HOA fees
The luxury end, and why no HOA matters more than buyers think.
Listed and sold in 8 days, all cash
What the right price on the right townhome actually does.

Which Builders Are Active in Tampa Townhomes Right Now

These are the names Kevin has sold work from and knows personally. Every one of them deals with Kevin's office directly, which matters because most Tampa townhome builders will not deal with a homeowner.

Most prolific infill

Mobley Custom Homes

Custom homes with many floor plans tuned to small 50 by 100 infill lots, which is almost every Tampa Heights and South Tampa townhome site. Customize or upgrade across most of the plan. Kevin has written about Mobley projects more than any other builder on the site.

What to watch for: upgrade list length. The standard spec is honest, the delta to the model-home finish is where the number moves.

Design-forward partners

Momentum Homes

Two partners who put real detail into every unit. Their modern farmhouse look is what buyers show Kevin in the "I want this" photo. Momentum built the four custom townhomes at 4324 W Gray Street.

What to watch for: finish schedule in writing. Momentum's style is tempting; make sure the contract matches the showing.

South Tampa custom

Starling Custom Homes + BCL Homes

Starling and BCL together put up 3223 W Paxton Avenue in South Tampa, the newer end of what single-lot South Tampa custom product looks like. BCL is one of the most-named builders on this site. Pair them for premium one-off builds near Hyde Park Village and Beach Park.

What to watch for: on a one-off custom like Paxton, the builder's warranty and the subcontractor list matter more than they do on a bigger project.

Three-generation builder

M Ryan Homes

Three-generation Tampa builder. Known for value, large bedrooms and the fact that most are en-suites, which matters more in a townhome plan where everyone is sharing a wall somewhere.

What to watch for: parking and tandem garages. Walk them before you sign, not after.

Custom with primary down

New Legacy Homes

Three-partner custom builder with a handful of floor plans that put the primary bedroom on the first floor. That is a surprisingly short list in Tampa townhome product and the right answer for a lot of downsizing buyers.

What to watch for: stair count. The whole point is one-floor living if that is why you are here.

Thirty-year luxury

Devonshire Custom Homes

Custom builder for 30+ years. Builds on larger lots and known for the details carried through every room. Not the right fit for a tight infill townhome site; the right fit for the upper end of South Tampa and Hyde Park.

What to watch for: on a Devonshire you are paying for details that only show up after you move in. Plan to walk the home twice before closing, in daylight.

Modern on your lot

State Street Homes

Modern-style builder who will build on your lot. The right call if you already own the land and want contemporary rather than modern farmhouse.

What to watch for: flat and low-slope roofs cost less to build and more to insure. Get a real insurance quote before you sign.

Boutique custom

Tamlin Homes

Smaller-volume custom builder Kevin has written about on several South Tampa projects, including sophisticated pool homes with the owner's retreat on the first floor. A good fit when you want the custom look without the biggest-builder price tag.

What to watch for: timeline. Boutique builders are detail-first; expect that to show up in schedule.

Own the Lot They Want to Build On?

Every one of these townhomes replaced something. If you own an older Tampa home on a lot zoned for two or more units, builders may already want it, and that is a different sale entirely.

See What Is Available Right Now

New townhome inventory moves fast and some of it trades before it is listed anywhere. Kevin knows which builders are about to release, and what is already sitting.

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