The Tempo at Encore

The Tempo, is a 7-story building containing 1, 2, and 3 bedroom floor plans and the fourth multi-family building on the site. The Tempo and the overall ENCORE! community, are named in honor of the rich musical history of Downtown Tampa's Central Avenue in its heyday, where Ray Charles recorded his first song, the famous dance move and song "The Twist" were born, and legendary jazz artists Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday and Cab Calloway visited often to perform in what was known then as "Harlem South." This property has 152 units that are under rent-subsidized programs and require approval. 2 bedroom waitlist now open for a public housing units located in downtown Tampa. Must meet the following requirements:
Max allowable income for household $45,840
All adult household members must work at least 20 hours per week, unless over 62 years old, disable, or a full-time student
The household size must be 2 or more to qualify.

The Tempo at Encore is an apartment located in Hillsborough County, the 33602 Zip Code, and the Washington Elementary School, Stewart Middle Magnet School, and Howard W. Blake High School & Magnet Program attendance zone.