Harris Park

It's a practical, established St. Petersburg neighborhood with quick access to both Pinellas amenities and Tampa via a roughly 23-minute drive to the airport. Homes are zoned to John M. Sexton Elementary, Meadowlawn Middle, and Northeast High, and the area sits near well-known communities like Greater Pinellas Point. It suits buyers who want a real neighborhood feel without leaving the city grid.

It lands in the mid-range for St. Petersburg, with a median list price of $494,450 and a median sold price of $350,000 over the past year. Active listings span $210,000 to $900,000, so there's genuine variety depending on size and condition. At an average $344 per square foot, smaller homes stay accessible while larger or newer ones command more.

The median list price is currently $494,450, and homes that actually closed over the past 12 months did so at a median of $350,000. With a median home size around 1,219 square feet and an average of $344 per square foot, you're mostly looking at compact single-family houses. The four new-construction listings help explain why current asking prices sit above recent sold figures.

It's active and steady — 16 homes are listed now, 51 sold in the past year, and the median time on market is about 31.5 days. Sellers are averaging 98% of their asking price, which points to consistent demand without runaway bidding. Buyers should be ready to move on the right home but still have room to negotiate.

There's no typical HOA fee reported for Harris Park, which is common for an older single-family neighborhood like this one. The median annual property tax runs about $4,300. If you're weighing renting versus buying, median rent in the area is around $2,000 a month.