Hillsborough County, Florida.
The urban core of Greater Tampa Bay. Where I-75, I-275, and I-4 converge — and where metro basis gets set.
Hillsborough is the engine of Greater Tampa Bay — 1.5M+ residents, Port Tampa Bay, Tampa International Airport, and the convergence of three interstates within a single county. It's the basis-setter for the rest of the metro.
For commercial real estate, that means two distinct lanes. The urban core — downtown Tampa, Westshore, Channel District, Ybor — trades on infill scarcity and adaptive reuse. The eastern and southern edges — Brandon, Plant City, Riverview, Apollo Beach — are absorbing the metro's industrial and logistics demand, with land basis still rational relative to the core.
What we cover here: industrial and logistics sites along the I-75 / I-4 spine, mixed-use and infill in the urban core, owner-user and value-add buildings, and assemblage opportunities at the metro's eastern absorption frontier.
If your deal sits in Hillsborough, you're working the most active commercial market in the state.