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Types of apartment in Tampa, FL
Tampa apartments range from new mid-rise buildings to older garden-style units and small courtyard apartments. In Hyde Park, SoHo, and Downtown, many apartments sit in newer buildings with stucco exteriors, balconies, parking decks, and shared gyms or pools. Channelside and the Riverwalk area have more glass-and-concrete buildings, while Ybor City has brick exteriors, loft-style apartments, and some converted commercial spaces. Interiors in newer places often include open kitchens, large windows, and in-unit laundry, but storage can vary.In South Tampa, Palma Ceia, and Seminole Heights, houses for rent often include bungalows, ranch homes, and duplexes with porches, carports, and fenced yards. In Westchase, New Tampa, and Carrollwood, many apartments are in larger garden-style communities with stucco walls, tile roofs, and surface parking. Near USF and Temple Terrace, you can find many apartments in low-rise buildings from different decades, so layouts and upkeep can vary a lot. Near the coast and around Davis Islands, some rentals sit in smaller buildings where parking and storm-related building features can matter.
Getting around Tampa, FL
Getting around Tampa often means driving. Parking can be easier in Carrollwood, New Tampa, and Seminole Heights than in Downtown, Hyde Park, or Ybor City. HART, the local bus service, covers much of the city, and the TECO Line Streetcar links Downtown, Channelside, and Ybor City. Walking works better near the Riverwalk, Hyde Park Village, and parts of SoHo. Biking can work on the Riverwalk trail and some flat streets, but street comfort varies by area.Living in Tampa, FL
Tampa is known for the waterfront, pro sports, and a strong food scene. You can catch a game near Downtown, walk Bayshore Boulevard, or spend time at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park and Armature Works. The city also has steady work in health care, finance, logistics, tourism, and defense, with major job hubs around Downtown, Westshore, the airport, and the USF-Moffitt area.Frequently Asked Questions about Rentals in Tampa, FL
- What is the average rent of an apartment in Tampa, FL?The average rent of an apartment in Tampa, FL is $1,600 per month.
- When is the average rent cheapest in Tampa, FL?In 2025, the average rent in Tampa, FL was lowest in January when it was $2,000 per month.
- When is the average rent most expensive in Tampa, FL?In 2025, the average rent in Tampa, FL was highest in May when it was $2,200 per month.
- How does the rent of a 1 bedroom apartment compare to a studio apartment in Tampa, FL?The average rent of a 1 bedroom apartment in Tampa, FL is $1,404 per month. That is about $96 less than the cost of a studio apartment.
- How many available rental listings are in Tampa, FL?There are 3,214 available rental listings in Tampa, FL.
- What colleges and universities are in Tampa, FL?Colleges and universities in Tampa, FL include: University of South Florida.
- What are some neighborhoods in Tampa, FL?Some neighborhoods in Tampa, FL include: Town 'n' Country, Tampa Palms, Egypt Lake, Egypt Lake, Old Seminole Heights, Gandy-Sun Bay South.
- What are some zip codes in Tampa, FL?
- What are some cities near Tampa, FL?Some nearby cities include: Temple Terrace, Citrus Park, Greater Northdale, Westchase, Feather Sound. These cities may have more rental options to explore.
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