Welcome To Our Exclusive 2015 Guide To New Homes In New Tampa & Wesley Chapel

WC Home Builder MapWesley Chapel Leading Theย Growth In Pasco, K-Bar Ranch Driving New Tampa’s Completion

When youโ€™ve been doing the same job for more than 21 years, youโ€™re likely to see a lot of things change.

Well, in my capacity as the publisher and editor of the Neighborhood News for New Tampa and Wesley Chapel since 1994, Iโ€™ve seen housing booms and housing busts come and go โ€” with the biggest boom hitting New Tampa and Wesley Chapel in 2004-06 (followed by the bursting of the local housing bubble in 2007-08). Continue reading

K-Bar Ranch Driving Growth In New Tampa

HomebuilderMap_NC webBy Gary Nager

When youโ€™ve been doing the same job for more than 21 years, youโ€™re likely to see a lot of things change.ย Well, in my capacity as the publisher and editor of the Neighborhood News for New Tampa and Wesley Chapel since 1994, Iโ€™ve seen housing booms and housing busts come and go โ€” with the biggest boom hitting New Tampa in 2004-06, followed by the bursting of the local housing bubble in 2007-08 โ€” and the slow, but inevitable resurgence of resales and new homes being built in our area ever since.Continue reading

Hearing To Rezone, Add Homes To K-Bar Ranch Postponed

In the graphic above of the K-Bar Ranch DRI, the areas shaded in purple represent planned new development, while the dotted yellow lines indicate future roads that are planned to handle the communityโ€™s growth.
In the graphic above of the K-Bar Ranch DRI, the areas shaded in purple represent planned new development, while the dotted yellow lines indicate future roads that are planned to handle the communityโ€™s growth.

By Matt Wiley

Homebuilder/developer M/I Homes has spent months preparing a new Development Order (DO) to add more than a thousand additional homes to the K-Bar Ranch Development of Regional Impact (DRI) in northeast New Tampa, and after two continuances, representatives finally have set a date to present their case to the Tampa City Council on Thursday, July 23, 6 p.m.Continue reading