Holiday Real Estate
Holiday FL is a wonderful place to live. Located in Pasco county, it is exploding with development and now is the time to get Holiday real estate at a relatively good price.
It has easy access to Tampa Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, and many new restaurants and shopping areas to come.
If this is your first visit you might want to check out the links below:
- Searching for homes in the Holiday and Tampa Bay area
- Searching for NEW homes or selected communities
- Investment Properties / Commercial Properties
- Sell a property
If this is not your first visit, then you may be looking for more information about:
- Schools in the area / Demographics / Beach / Golf Courses
- WHY Holiday FL Real Estate? / Why use me as your Holiday FL Realtor?
- Useful phone numbers / Holiday Area Info: arts, entertainment, etc
Forecast for Holiday, FL
1. Senior Sun Seekers
Escaping from cold winter climates, many Senior Sun Seekers have relocated permanently to warmer regions, and others are snowbirds that move south only for the winter.
Most are retired or anticipate retirement. The median age of the population in this market is 51.5 years, but over 60 percent of the householders are 55 years or older.
The areas favored by the seniors are growth markets, especially in Florida, with available seasonal housing.
Most of the housing is either single-family or mobile homes, with a median home value of $91,500.
2. Heartland Communities
Heartland Communities are preferred by over 6.5 million people. The towns are small, located throughout the Midwest and the South.
Over 75 percent of the homes are single-family dwellings with median home value of $70,900.
The population and the homes are older, most built before 1960. The median age of the population is 41.1 years; the median age of the homes, 46 years.
3. Rustbelt Retirees
As the name implies, most of these households reside in the Northeast or Midwest, especially in Pennsylvania and areas around the Great Lakes.
Although many householders are still working, labor force participation is below average. Over 40 percent of the households draw retirement income.
The neighborhoods are typical of the older, industrial cities-owner-occupied, single-family homes in the city with a current market value of $111,000.
Unlike many retirees, those in the Rustbelt are not inclined to move.