Longboat, Florida

Concerning history, this city is a relatively new one in Florida, having had a total population of 1,000 in 1960. The income (per capita) for Longboat Key was $280,963. Only 0.9% of the total population is below the poverty line, and only 0.4% of families are below the poverty line. For those ages 18 and under, 0.9% are below the poverty line. Only 1.0% of those ages 65 plus would be in this category.

The median age for those residents of this city was 68 years. And for every 100 females, 86.8 males make up this locale. 86.7 males make up the demographics of this city for every 100 females who are age 18 plus. The city’s median income per household was $290,251. Regarding the median income for a family living in this city was $307,983. The amount of $230,104 was the median incomes for females and males had a median income of $261,157.

Property Management in Longboat, Florida

Regarding the real estate scene, a significant portion of this town is occupied by single-family homes or by condos. With these condos brings with it, condominium associations. Moreover, these condos include tennis courts, and pools. There are many lovely views of the water and plenty of ways to access plenty of beaches in this city. Additionally, the total land area of this city is primarily occupied by housing. The majority of the older, single owned houses, which are 45 plus years old have been annexed to small parcels of land.

Over the last few years, many of these older properties were purchased by new homeowners who demolish them. These owners ended up building small, fancy homes with a much higher increase in price. Some of these newly built properties were valued to as much as a million dollars or more. In addition to a rise in the value of newer homes on parcels of land in this town that had older buildings razed, the dining scene is also an attraction.

Indeed, for those individuals who enjoy dining out and want to know what restaurants and pubs in this beautiful town, here are some establishments included in this city: The Lazy Lobster, Chart House, Pattigeorge’s Restaurant, the Bayou Tavern, Euphemia Haye, Maison Blanche, The Dry Dock, the Longboat Key Club, and also Harry’s. For a property management company like ours, we know the best places for residents of this city to enjoy great food and get the most out of a city with beautiful water and even some fascinating pirate history.

Regarding the population density of this city in the “Sunshine State,” there are 1,546.4 people per square mile (596.7/km²). 8,834 housing units provide 1,796.8 per square mile (693.3/km²) an average density. When it comes to property management, our company can offer our clients and stakeholders with many valuable insights into units in this area of Florida that can provide significant ROI on properties that investors have purchased.

Demographics

The racial demographics of this city is 99.24 percent White, 0.07 percent African American, 0.08 percent Native American, 0.43 percent Asian, 0.01 percent Pacific Islander, and 0.01 percent from other races. There are 0.16% of two or more races in this city.

The demographics for the Hispanic race were 0.67% of the population. Of the 4,280 households, only 3.0% had children that were 18 years or younger living with them. 64.3 percent were couples who were living together that were married. 1.4 percent were a female occupant with no husband in the home. Additionally, 33.5 percent were non-families. And 30.2 percent of all households consisted of individuals. Regarding those single home occupants that were 65 years old plus. In fact, those 65 and older make up 21.6 percent of this group in the city.

This Florida city is situated north of the area known as St. Armands Key. Some of the significant attractions of St. Armands Key includes dining, shopping, and entertainment. Lido Key, Holmes Beach, and Anna Maria, which is located on the adjacent Anna Maria Island, make up the surrounding area. Cities nearby include Sarasota and Bradenton. The State Road 789, or Gulf of Mexico Drive, is adjacent to this island. There are also auxiliary boulevards, which branch off to these residential neighborhoods.

In some of these locations, one can enjoy breathtaking views of the Gulf of Mexico and Sarasota Bay. Moreover, at other points in this city, the island becomes much more extensive in size. This city can accommodate many different single-family homes and also condos, sports clubs, and even hotels.

Contact us for a detailed market analysis of your rental property. We are a company to consider for property management.

Longboat Property Management

Our property management team specializes in residential areas throughout Longboat, FL. We offer multiple services to take your rental property and convert it into reliable income. We have a thorough screening process that helps to identify the right tenants for your property. Our team works hard to keep both parties happy through effective communication, bulletproof lease agreements, and timely monthly rent collection. We offer maintenance services to enhance the property and ensure that it will retain or increase in value. We oversee everything, allowing you to sit back and relax and know that your property and your tenants are in good hands.

Contact us today if you are ready to receive a comprehensive analysis of your rental property and to inquire about our Longboat area property management services.