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For the second year in a row, the Sun Belt tops Zillow’s ranking of hottest housing markets. The U.S. is projected to be led by Tampa, Jacksonville, Raleigh, San Antonio, and Charlotte. Austin, which was the hottest market last year, has dropped to No. 10 this year. In 2022, the coolest housing markets are predicted …
There were a lot of people who used the phrase “cautious optimism” when Florida came out of the recession in 2008 and 2009. Contradictory optimism is a phrase that could best describe the economic outlook for the region and state in 2022. It’s different, but it still has a lot of sunshine in it. That’s …
The annual Regional Competitiveness Report from the Tampa Bay Partnership identifies areas where the region may improve. When compared to markets of similar size, Tampa Bay has expanded significantly in recent years but remains in the center of the pack. The Tampa Bay Partnership, a partnership of local business leaders that investigates area civic and …
In Comparison To Peer Markets, Tampa Bay Lacks In Wages, Housing, And Talent Read More »
Last week, two distinct economic statistics revealed a tendency that has been going on for years: When it comes to important economic indicators including job growth rate, local average wage, household income, and educational attainment, Tampa lags below many of its peer cities nationwide and in Florida. What You Should Know Measures like job rate, …
In Comparison To Other Metro Areas, Tampa Continues To Struggle Economically Read More »
The business community in Tampa Bay is optimistic about the region’s recovery from Covid-19. At the fourth annual Tampa Bay Business Journal Economic Outlook event on Wednesday, leaders expressed optimism. As firms adapt to structural changes exacerbated by the epidemic, they underlined the necessity of regionalism and cross-industry cooperation. Outsized expectations for Tampa in 2022 …
Here’s What Business Executives In Tampa Bay Expect From The Region In 2022 Read More »
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on local companies is self-evident. “Unfortunately, some businesses did not make it through,” Kelly Flannery, President and CEO of the South Tampa Chamber of Commerce, stated. Local businesses faced numerous obstacles as a result of the pandemic, which forced them to adapt to numerous changes. “Within their business model, …
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