Top 5 BEST NEIGHBORHOODS To Live In St. Petersburg Florida
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- Top 5 Best Neighborhoods To Live In St. Petersburg Florida. If you are moving to St. Petersburg Florida and want to know the best places to live in St. Pete then you must watch this video. The City of St. Petersburg is made up of neighborhoods and districts that each are unique with their own personalities and community vibes. I will dive into each of these communities and let you know what makes them shine, so that when you decide to move to St Petersburg, you will know which area best fits your lifestyle. We will touch on my favorite neighborhoods like the Historic Old Northeast, Historic Kenwood, Snell Isle, Venetian Isle, Shore Acres and of course Downtown St. Pete!
While the Tampa Bay area is known to many as a great vacation destination, it also serves well as an amazing place to plant your roots and call home. There are tons of things to do, envious weather and of course some of the best beaches in the country right in our backyard. My goal with this video is to show you St. Petersburg on a map so you understand its layout and highlight what in my opinion are the Top 5 best neighborhoods in St. Petersburg. I will exclude the St. Peter Beaches and Boating Communities as well as nearby Suburbs as I will cover those in another video very soon. If you have any questions after watching this video, please reach out to us as we would love to help you with your move to the Tampa Bay area as we are relocation specialists! Our contact is listed below.
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00:00 Intro to St. Petersburg Florida Neighborhoods
01:40 Vinoy Park and St. Pete Pier
02:18 HIstoric Old Northeast
03:06 Northshore Park
03:16 Coffee Pot Bayou
03:27 Vinoy Park
04:50 Historic Kenwood
06:23 Moving to St Petersburg Florida?
06:51 Downtown St. Pete
09:26 Snell Isle
11:23 Shore Acres
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I moved to Grand Central in 08 and it's a different city that has been fun to watch the change
I grew up in st,Petersburg I love it I grew on the pink streets and I went to Lakewood high school
Ty for the video Should have put Woodlawn n Roser Park in here also
This was super helpful, thank you!
Glad you enjoy. If you need help when it comes time to finding a home please reach out to my team as we would love to help you. info@themorejongroup.com
Many awesome neighborhoods in South St Pete too!
Yes there are! My focus for this video was in and around the downtown area. I plan to cover other neighborhoods as well!
Oh yes janes love I worked at fortunatos I think spelled that right 😂 but I cooked for the grand plaza restaurants and the magnuson resort
Loving St. Petersburg I’m loving the access to water. The walk ability it’s beautiful love the beaches and art but I don’t know if the real estate would be a fit for me and what I’m looking for and at the price 😭 lol
I hear you and thanks for sharing. If you need help finding a home please email my team and we would be happy to help.
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Wow! St. Petersburg looks like a little brother of Tampa. Not too crazy, but lots to do. The neighborhoods are incredibly beautiful! Snell Isle is gorgeous. St. Pete really does have a lot to offer! You didn't mention drive time to the Gulf beaches. I'm guessing 25 minutes? Great video and tour!
Thanks for the comment. Looks like I did forget to mention the directions to the beach… 15 minutes downtown to st Pete beach (the don cesar hotel) with no traffic and 25 with traffic sounds about right. I will cover other areas in and around st pete soon, but I had to start with near downtown bc that area is so hot right now 🔥.
I just moved to downtown st. Pete 2 months ago. Everyone I meet in tampa all tell me when their lease is up they are moving to st pete. The downtown is better than tampas, more walkable more to do.
@@thatoneguy94512 thanks for sharing
@@thatoneguy94512 I could picture that. Tampa is definitely spread out.
How about Broadwater, a little tight community. Closer to all the beautiful beaches Forte Desoto etc.
What about the increasing proclivity for flooding down there? ....haydon in the panhandle.
If you’re buying a house that is past nine street going down to coffee pot that whole entire areas of massive flood zone they don’t tell you that stuff massive floods fourth Street always floods the neighborhood shore acres these beautiful houses were built back in the 30s upgraded but the flood happens especially coffee pot floods a lot by the way I was born here when does Saint Pete high then Vietnam
Buy high and dry in Allendale. 40 plus feet in elevation.
What would you recommend for a student working at Morton plant hospital for a year. It’s her final internship. And just wondering if St. Petersburg would be better than Clearwater even if there is a drive. I’m been to St. Petersburg and I remember how stunningly beautiful it was. I know your busy but if you get a chance please let me know if you know of any apartments or condos there that would not be too much of a drive to Morton plant. Thank you ! LA
Which Morton plant there is more than one. I like downtown st Pete for rentals. Clearwater has nice spots too but for someone young I would love the downtown st Pete area if you could find something reasonably priced. I don’t have any specific suggestions as we don’t work with rentals
You failed to mention Driftwood, adjacent to the Old Southeast and right on the water looking over Big Bayou
I’m partial to the Pinellas Point area. Much more racial and socioeconomic diversity, lots of nature and it has a more “local” feel, not a lot of transplants.
Does tampa have an area like central ave or beach dr or is it more spread out ?
Waterstreet tampa, seminole heights has an area to crawl, midtown tampa, soho, ybor city
Tampa has a few good areas but all have different vibes
Do you help with rentals ?
Unfortunately no I’m sorry. Most realtors don’t in the Tampa Bay Area as most rentals are not listed in the mls and it’s hard to be a solid resource for you. On top of that about a decade ago they stopped truly paying realtors a decent commission so there isn’t much incentive for us to work with them. It’s sad as I would like to be a resource. You can however use our home search on our website as it does have whatever listings are in the mls. Www.tampaflliving.com
Generally is St. Petersburg safe city? ı think move threre soon, but ı have heard some troubles thing about there. thanks.
Overall it is a great city. As with any decent sized city there are good and bad areas, but overall it’s great.
@@TampaFloridaLiving thanks from Turkey
@@emrekeskin412 realtors can not give that info you will need to research
@@diann3880 thanks
as a dude dat lives in da burg no its ghetto asf
Do you help with people looking to rent?
Unfortunately no. As a realtor, it’s hard to be a solid resource as most landlords don’t list rentals in a centralized location like the MLS. This is the reason why you won’t find many realtors working with rentals in Tampa.
Bayou shores?
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Here's the most important thing to know about St. Petersburg: "sea-level rise caused by global warming" is not a liberal myth. The city of St. Petersburg is already wasting taxpayer money by trying to rescue homes in Shore Acres. Homes all over coastal Florida are doomed. Sea-level rise over the next 50 years will flood most of St. Petersburg along with most of coastal Florida. Millions of people who live on or near the beach in Florida will have to flee and let the waters take over their homes unless they can come up with more than a trillion dollars to save them.