Hillsborough County is the heart of the Tampa Bay metro and our home county. Mason Homes operates from a studio at 5816 Little River Dr in Tampa and works across every Hillsborough community — from historic South Tampa bungalows to brand-new construction in eastern Plant City. Permitting flows through three different jurisdictions depending on where your home sits: City of Tampa, City of Plant City, or Hillsborough County Development Services for everything else.
Citywide hub covering all Tampa neighborhoods — from historic Hyde Park to brand-new New Tampa.
View area →Hyde Park, Davis Islands, Bayshore — Tampa's most architecturally distinguished district.
View area →Original Carrollwood, Carrollwood Village, Lake Carroll — established mid-century neighborhoods.
View area →New Tampa is one of the city's most affluent master-planned districts, sitting at Tampa's northeast edge.
View area →Westchase is an upscale planned community on Tampa's western edge, built primarily between 1995 and 2005.
View area →Lutz sits at Tampa's northern Hillsborough boundary, blending suburban developments with rural acreage and horse-country lots.
View area →Plant City sits at the eastern edge of Hillsborough County and operates as its own incorporated municipality with its own building department.
View area →Bloomingdale, FishHawk, Valrico-adjacent — major suburban Hillsborough market.
View area →Valrico sits east of Brandon in Hillsborough County, dominated by 1990s and 2000s master-planned suburbs.
View area →Alafia, Summerfield, Boyette — fast-growing southern Hillsborough community.
View area →Apollo Beach is a waterfront community on Tampa Bay's southeast shore, defined by canal-front homes, Gulf access, and a heavy concentration of premium-priced waterfront properties.
View area →Sun City Center is a 55+ active-adult community in southern Hillsborough County, one of the largest of its kind in Florida.
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