Seminole Elementary School

It's a well-located Pinellas County community close to the Gulf beaches and several strong schools, including Osceola Middle School. With 288 homes sold in the past year and a median of 36 days on market, it's an established, active neighborhood rather than a speculative one. The mix of condos, single-family homes, and waterfront properties suits a range of buyers.

Not necessarily — the median list price is $199,900, and listings start as low as $59,900, so there are real entry points. That said, the zone also includes higher-end homes up to $2,695,000, with two active listings above $1M. It's one of the more accessible pockets in the area for its beach proximity.

Active listings run from $59,900 to $2,695,000, with a median list of $199,900 and an average of about $225 per square foot. The median home size is a compact 936 square feet, which reflects the strong condo and townhome presence in this zone. Over the last 12 months the median sold price was $350,000.

There are 91 active listings, homes are selling in a median of 36 days, and sellers are averaging 96% of asking. That combination points to a steady, fairly balanced market — you can browse current inventory on the live map to see what's moving.

The median HOA runs about $571 per month, which reflects the condo and gated-community inventory in this zone, so fees vary widely by property type. Median property tax is a modest $1,793 per year. If you're renting first, the median rent is around $1,750 per month.