Harbordale Multifamily Home for Sale

Sitting on the southern end of St. Petersburg’s peninsula, Harbordale is a small but scrappy, tight-knit community on the rise. The primarily residential neighborhood has weathered the winds of change throughout its 100-year-history. Since 1924, it’s gone from a once-thriving epicenter for African American-owned small businesses along its main corridor to a blighted community from city neglect, pool water quality from Salt Creek, homelessness and the impact of the construction of Interstate 175, which divides the northern and southern half of St. Pete. Despite its challenges, historic homes and landmarks still stand, city grants have been awarded, and the community is more driven than ever to see the place they call home returned to its former glory. “It’s still a transitioning neighborhood, but our little neighborhood has gotten much better in the last five years,” says Jennifer Wolfe, Secretary of the Harbordale Neighborhood Association and five-year resident. “The city’s been doing a lot of infrastructure [projects], and they’ve been replacing waterlines, so that’s helping.” Originally from the Midwest, Wolfe bought her Harbordale home right before the pandemic after visiting