Ybor City Real Estate Florida
Welcome to Ybor City, Tampa's National Historic Landmark District. Florida's Latin Quarter that beckons you back to another era.
Ybor City is in Hillsborough County, in the Tampa-Saint Petersburg metro area. The city was named after cigarmaker Vicente Martinez y Bor.
The local cigar industry started declining in the 1930s. In recent years, the area has rebounded as a popular entertainment district.
Wrought iron balconies, globe streetlights, brick-lined walkways and the majestic architecture of cigar factories, social clubs and other unique buildings, provide a glimpse into an era rich with culture and history.
Today, Ybor City is a shopping, dining and entertainment district where the ancient art of premium hand-rolled cigar making lives on. And, we also boast a nightlife as colorful as our Spanish Flamenco dancers.
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Forecast for Ybor City, FL
1. Modest Income Homes
Most households in this market have a modest income, but half own their homes, mainly single-family homes in older suburbs of metropolitan cities.
Median home value is $51,100. Households are family-oriented and multigenerational. The population is somewhat younger, with a median age of 34.4 years.
2. Southwestern Families
These families are the bedrock of the Hispanic culture in the Southwest. Over 60 percent of them own their homes, mainly in suburban neighborhoods, with a median home value of $50,700.
The population is young, with a median age of 28.2 years, and most have children. Median household income is $25,750.
3. Family Foundations
The bedrock of this market is family life-married couples, single parents, grandparents, young children and adult children. This small urban market can be found in large metropolitan areas.
Their neighborhoods are comprised of row houses or single-family detached, primarily owner-occupied homes built before 1960.
There is a gradual decline in population through attrition, but little turnover in the neighborhoods.
Unemployment is above average, although 30 percent have completed some college. Median household income is $41,800.
Source: ESRI Business Information Solutions