If you grab your morning espresso at Buddy Brew on Bay to Bay, you’re sitting in one of South Tampa’s most desirable pockets. The week of November 14–21, 2025 produced a handful of noteworthy closed sales in the Palma Ceia / Palma Ceia West / Bay-to-Bay corridor — a useful snapshot for buyers, sellers, and neighborhood-watchers.
Quick Summary
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Activity: The week showed steady, selective activity — a mix of mid-range single-family homes and a few higher-end transactions in the broader 33629 area.
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Price range: Confirmed closed prices during the week fall roughly between $495K and $975K for typical single-family and smaller homes in the immediate area. Higher multi-million closings elsewhere in 33629 occurred slightly outside this narrow radius/time window.
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Buyer behavior: Many buyers are still paying a premium for location — proximity to Palma Ceia, the Bay-to-Bay corridor, and Buddy Brew’s local amenity cluster continues to support demand.
Closed Sales
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3910 W Tacon St — Sold Nov 14, 2025 — $975,000
3 bed / 2 bath — A higher-end single-family sale that shows what renovated or well-located properties are still fetching in the corridor. -
3609 S Omar Ave — Sold Nov 14, 2025 — $525,000
3 bed / 2 bath — Example of a mid-range sale in the same postal area; demonstrates options for buyers seeking value while staying close to Bay-to-Bay amenities. -
3012 W Sitios St — Sold Nov 14, 2025 — $880,000
4 bed / 2.5 bath — A larger family home closing in the week that underlines continued demand for roomy, updated homes near this pocket of South Tampa. -
4419 W El Prado Blvd — Sold Nov 14, 2025 — $495,000
4 bed / 3 bath — A more affordable single-family sale illustrating the breadth of product turning in the location.
What The Sales Tell Us
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Location premium remains real. Well-appointed homes close to Bay to Bay and Palma Ceia continue to command strong pricing; renovations and turn-key condition help properties stand out.
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Price spread shows buyer options. The area is not single-tier: buyers can find both entry/mid-range single-family homes around $500K and larger homes approaching $900K–$1M in the same week. That spread encourages a diverse buyer pool.
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Activity appears targeted, not frenzied. The week’s closings show steady demand but not a feeding frenzy — buyers are selective, and sellers who price/prepare appropriately are rewarded.
