Apollo Beach has several condo and villa communities scattered along US-41 and the surrounding residential areas, offering the lowest price point in the Apollo Beach market. Prices range from about $170K to $280K, which puts homeownership within reach for first-time buyers, retirees on a fixed income, and investors looking for rental properties in a growing area.
The inventory includes attached villas with small yards and traditional condominium units in multi-story buildings. Most were built in the 1980s through 2000s. Sizes range from 1-bedroom units around 700 square feet to 3-bedroom villas pushing 1,500 square feet. Construction and condition vary, so inspection matters here more than in newer communities.
HOA or condo association fees apply to all of these communities and typically cover exterior maintenance, landscaping, and shared amenities like pools where they exist. Monthly fees can range from $200 to $500+ depending on the community and what's included. Factor this into your affordability calculation alongside the mortgage payment.
For investors, the rental math can work well at this price point given Apollo Beach's proximity to Tampa and MacDill AFB. For owner-occupants, it's a way to live in Apollo Beach and access the waterfront lifestyle without the $400K+ entry point of the single-family neighborhoods. See how condos compare to the other options in our best neighborhoods in Apollo Beach guide.
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