Outstanding opportunity to acquire a prime multi-family development site in Tampa, offered at $450,000. This large parcel measures approximately 30,500 sq ft (0.70 acres) with 100 ft frontage on N 20th Street and 305 ft depth, zoned RMC-20 which allows up to 20 units/acre (buyer to verify density and zoning). Perfect for apartments, townhomes, or a boutique multi-family project, this site is strategically located in the University Area/NW of University Mall, one of Tampa’s fastest-growing rental corridors. The property benefits from its proximity to University of South Florida (USF), AdventHealth and VA Hospitals, Uptown Tampa Innovation District, University Mall redevelopment, Busch Gardens, and major retail and dining centers. Several new mixed-use and multi-family communities are already underway in the immediate area, reinforcing strong demand for housing. With steady population growth, student housing needs, and a booming medical and research hub, this location offers exceptional long-term value. Featuring flat topography, easy street access, and utilities nearby, this lot is ready for development. With Tampa ranked as one of the top relocation and rental markets in Florida, the timing couldn’t be better to invest in this growth corridor. Don’t miss your chance to secure a buildable site in a thriving location surrounded by ongoing and future development.
Listing courtesy of LOMBARDO TEAM REAL ESTATE LLC. 813-321-0437
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