The Tampa Bay housing market experienced a dramatic pause before Hurricane Milton and then an astonishing rebound in listings and sales afterward, showcasing resilience.
New listings in the five major cities of the Tampa metro area plummeted by about 80% during the hurricane's impact, with Clearwater experiencing the steepest drop at 81%.
Just one week after the hurricane, new listings surged dramatically, with Largo seeing a 650% increase, while Clearwater and Tampa reported increases of 400% and 309%, respectively.
Pending home sales reflected a similar recovery in the week following the hurricane, with Tampa's new pending sales climbing 185% and Brandon's increasing by 183%.
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