Curated No CDD New Construction Communities

Tampa Bay New Home Finders

Why Choose a No CDD Community?

If you're in the market for a new construction home in the Greater Tampa Bay area, you're likely aware of the additional costs that can come with living in a Community Development District (CDD). These fees are often added to your property tax bill and can significantly impact your monthly expenses. Luckily, there are several communities in the Tampa Bay area where you can enjoy all the benefits of new construction without worrying about CDD fees.


We have created a curated list of no CDD new construction communities that offer modern amenities, prime locations, and the potential for long-term value:


New Construction with NO CDD fees



Choosing a community with no CDD fees can provide significant long-term savings. While CDD fees fund community infrastructure, they are typically passed on to homeowners through property taxes, adding to your overall housing costs. By selecting a community without these fees, you can enjoy all the benefits of living in a new, well-planned neighborhood without the extra financial burden.


The Greater Tampa Bay area offers a wealth of options for homebuyers, and with the right guidance, you can find a new construction home that meets your needs without the added expense of CDD fees. Explore these communities and see which one fits your lifestyle and budget best.


If you're interested in learning more about these or other no CDD communities, feel free to reach out. We're here to help you find your dream home in Tampa Bay


To learn more about the new construction opportunities in the Greater Tampa Bay Area, visit here!


If you are considering purchasing a new construction home and would like to ask questions, schedule a discovery call today with one of us or our designated New Home Specialists.


Carla Goddard | East Pasco Living Team Lead | Operations Director Builder Services


Graduate, REALTOR® Institute | Residential Specialist | BHHS-Certified New Home Specialist | Certified National Home Specialist – Residential Construction Certified (CNHS-RCC) | NHCB Certified New Homes Co-Broker |BHHS-Certified eCertified® Specialist | BHHS-Certified rCertifiedSM Referral and Relocation Specialist | Tampa Bay Builder Services Manager

📧email: carla@eastpascoliving.com

📲text/call 813.716.4498

By CARLA GODDARD October 28, 2024
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