The Tampa Bay region is among the fastest growing communities in the country, welcoming an estimated 92 new residents per day.
Set against the backdrop of Tampa, a city having experienced substantial growth over the last 15 years, Speros holds the potential to further propel the trajectory of the city’s thriving STEM sectors.
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#1
emerging tech city in 2021 according to Forbes
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+7%
projected life science tech growth
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20–40%
cost savings compared to other STEM markets
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3.7K
new tech industry jobs projected by 2027
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27%
increase in IT businesses from 2017–2021, with nearly 17,000 IT companies in the region
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8%
more cost effective in Tampa Bay compared to the Raleigh, NC market for entry level talent
Thrive in Tampa
The vibrant Tampa Bay region welcomes newcomers to Speros with a dynamic nightlife and diverse lifestyle offerings.
Florida: The Growth Engine
Education
- #1 system for higher education for 6th straight year
- 552K enrolled students
- 3 prominent state research institutions and 125 other colleges, universities or trade schools in Florida
Workforce
- #1 in the nation for attracting & developing a skilled workforce
- #1 U.S. net domestic migration 2010–2022
- 54 company relocations/expansions in 2022
Business Incentives
- No state income tax
- Capital investment tax credits
- Clean energy incentives
Pasco County: Well-Rounded Living
Between offering affordable living and convenient access to vibrant amenities and nature opportunities, Pasco County has it all.
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54%
lower cost of living compared to New York City and Silicon Valley
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$354K
median home price
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$1.9K
average apartment rate
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394 miles
of hiking and biking trails
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24 miles
of coastline to explore
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21K acres
of natural parks and preserves
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45 Minute Drive
to Downtown Tampa
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45 Minute Drive
to Clearwater Beach
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60 Minute Drive
to Downtown St. Pete
About Angeline
Angeline will be a cutting-edge 6K+ acre community next to Speros, offering resort-grade amenities, scenic trails, farm-to-table hospitality, a bustling town center, new schools and 7.5K new single-family homes.
