Short-term housing in
Tampa
furnished rentals in Tampa Florida starting at $115/day*
Short-leases
Our lease lengths range from 30 days to a full year. The longer the lease you take, the more cost savings you receive.
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Short-Leases
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- Walk Score®50
Old Coachman
Clearwater, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®90
Fremont Avenue
Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®79
South Morgan
Downtown Tampa, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®33
Citrus Falls
Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®32
Tranquility Lake
Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®9
Douglas Oaks
Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®22
Harborbluff Way
Tampa, Town 'N' Country, FL
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- Walk Score®74
Dale Mabry
Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®33
Cumberland Avenue
Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®46
Caribbean Breeze
Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®44
50th Street
Bradenton, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®56
Parsons Ave
Brandon, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®50
Old Coachman
Clearwater, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®68
Hampton Road
Clearwater, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®37
Sunset Point
Clearwater, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®47
Coachman Rd
Clearwater, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®5
Spyglass Terrace
Hudson, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®33
Columns Cir
New Port Richey, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®27
Chasco Woods
New Port Richey, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®23
Cassandra Street
New Port Richey, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®18
Seagate Dr
Palm Harbor, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®36
Cypress Pond
Palm Harbor, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®43
Country Pl Ln
Palm Harbor, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®12
Gandy Blvd
Pinellas Park, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®40
Belcher Road
Pinellas Park, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®32
Tranquility Lake
Riverview, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®36
Marsh Harbor
Riverview, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®52
Hidden Cir
Sarasota, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®49
Lockwood Ridge
Sarasota, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®37
Bella Grove
Sarasota, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®27
Suncoast Villa
Spring Hill, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®16
Pablo Blvd
Spring Hill, Tampa, FL
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Central Ave
St Petersburg, Tampa, FL
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Milano Circle
Brandon, Tampa, FL
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- Walk Score®56
Dale Mabry
St. Joseph's Hospital, Tampa, FL
Tampa City Overview
The city of Tampa sits on Tampa Bay on the Gulf Coast of Florida. It’s a decent-sized city with around 400,000 inhabitants. It’s a relaxed city that displays the best of the Floridian lifestyle along with a strong work ethic.
The city is divided into five main districts that all have a distinct look and feel. It’s a real mix of vibes that offers a different experience depending on where you are.
History of Tampa
The region that is now Tampa was originally home to the Weeden Island culture who live there before the arrival of European settlers. The Safety Harbor culture arrived after and were still present when the first explorers landed.
The area was first explored by the Spanish in the 16th century who explored up and down the Florida coast. The Spanish dealt with the Safety Harbor people but early attempts to settle were repulsed by the natives.
After the local population was almost wiped out by diseases brought by Europeans, the area was largely uninhabited until the 18th century. Then, a few settlers and the Seminole people lived here.
The modern city grew primarily from cigar manufacture until the World Wars when the government brought the military to Florida. From then, the economy diversified into tourism, education, shipping, research and services.
Transport in Tampa
Getting around Tampa is refreshingly simple.
Arrive by air and you’ll likely use Tampa International Airport (TPA). It’s close to Tampa Bay and linked via road and bus links.
Saint Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport (PIE) is an alternative airport serving local routes.
Amtrak’s Silver Service runs into Tampa and stops Downtown. It runs daily from New York City or Miami to Tampa.
Locals might use the TECO Line Streetcar or In-Town Trolley to get around.
Buses use the Downtown bus station, carriers including Greyhound, MegaBus, Red Coach and Sarasota-Tampa Express all run services around the city.
Commuter buses are run by HART and offers services throughout Tampa.
Arrive by road and you’ll likely arrive by I-75, I-4, I-275 and numerous local routes.
The Port of Tampa is cargo only so you won’t be able to arrive by sea.
Major employers in Tampa
Tampa has a modern economy with a diverse range of employers, including BayCare Health System, Publix Super Markets, Hillsborough County School District, HCA West Florida Division, University of South Florida, Tech Data, Jabil, WellCare Health Plans, SYKES, Raymond James, The Mosaic Company, HSN, KnowBe4, Progressive Insurance, Capital One Financial Corporation, University of Tampa, Port Tampa Bay and MacDill Air Force Base.
Neighborhoods of Tampa
Tampa is made up of an eclectic mix of neighborhoods including Downtown Tampa, New Tampa, West Tampa, East Tampa, North Tampa, South Tampa, Ybor City, Forest Hills, Ballast Point, Sulphur Springs, Seminole Heights, Tampa Heights, Palma Ceia, Hyde Park, Davis Islands, Harbour Island, Tampa Palms, College Hill, Westshore Business District, Florence Villa, Forest Hills, Gandy-Sun Bay South, Golf View and West Meadows.
Popular attractions in Tampa
Tampa is a lively area with lots to see and do including Busch Gardens Tampa, Tampa Museum of Art, Florida Museum of Photographic Arts, Contemporary Art Museum, Museum of Science & Industry, Tampa Bay History Center, Ybor City Museum State Park, Tampa Riverwalk, Big Cat Rescue, Glazer Children’s Museum, Tampa Electric Manatee Viewing Center, Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo, Magic Carpet Glide, The Straz Center for the Performing Arts, The Florida Aquarium, Not a Clue Adventures, Henry B. Plant Museum and Lettuce Lake Regional Park.