This database was last updated in December 2019 and should only be used as a historical snapshot. The data is current as of March 2019. More recent Physical Inspection Scores are available from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

TAMPA HOUSING AUTHORITY

Public housing authority in Florida

700

Residents
Across All Properties

391

HUD Units
Across All Properties

Household demographics

Recent Scores

HUD’s Public Housing Assessment System, or PHAS, is used to evaluate how well public housing authorities manage their low-rent housing programs, and to guide the level of HUD intervention needed. Read more about how this scoring system works →

According to data published by HUD.gov, the most recent PHAS assessment for TAMPA HOUSING AUTHORITY was in 2017, in which it received a passing score. It was designated as Standard Performer, which means it received passing scores in every category.

84/100

Latest Score

Physical Condition	74/40
Financial Condition	/25
Management Operations	/25
Capital Fund	10/10

According to data published by HUD.gov, this housing authority had scores within specific categories that were higher than the maximum score possible. HUD was not able to immediately clarify why this is the case.

Score History

TAMPA HOUSING AUTHORITY has been scored at least 7 times between 2011 and 2019.

2017	84
Standard Performer
Physical Condition	74
Financial Condition
Management Operations
Capital Fund	10
2016	82
Standard Performer
Physical Condition	33
Financial Condition	19
Management Operations	25
Capital Fund	5
2015	92
High Performer
Physical Condition	35
Financial Condition	24
Management Operations	23
Capital Fund	10
2014	90
High Performer
Physical Condition	34
Financial Condition	24
Management Operations	22
Capital Fund	10
2013	94
High Performer
Physical Condition	38
Financial Condition	23
Management Operations	23
Capital Fund	10
2012	93
High Performer
Physical Condition	38
Financial Condition	23
Management Operations	22
Capital Fund	10
2011	91
High Performer
Physical Condition	38
Financial Condition	21
Management Operations	23
Capital Fund	10

Properties Managed

Property	City	County	Latest Inspection Year	Latest Inspection Score
NORTH BLVD HOMES 1310 1/2 W Spruce St	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2015	84
ROBLES PARK VILLAGE 407 E Nordica St	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2016	68
NORTH BOULEVARD/MARY BETHUNE HOMES 1515 W Union St	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2016	60
J L YOUNG GARDEN	TAMPA	Hillsborough County	2014	91
Seminole, Squire Villa 5918 N Rome Ave	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2014	94
AZZARELLI 5038 Temple Heights Rd	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2014	94
Scruggs, JL Young Annex 8218 N Florida Ave	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2014	81
Azeele, Soho, St Louis/St Conrad, Arbors 4728 S Trask St	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2014	94
Shimberg, C Blythe 1314 W Sligh Ave	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2014	96
Belmont Phase I 2101 E 26th Ave	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2017	94
Belmont Phase II 3509 N 20th St	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2018	87
Gardens at South Bay 6720 S Lois Ave	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2017	87
Oaks at Riverview 102 E Patterson St	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2017	98
Belmont Heights Estates, Phase III 3801 N 22nd St	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2017	89
Moses White 4753 Moses White Sq	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2015	93
The Ella at Encore 1210 Ray Charles Blvd	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2016	44
The Trio at Encore 1101 Ray Charles Blvd	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2015	99
Cedar Pointe		Hillsborough County	2018	97
The Reed at Encore 1240 Ray Charles Blvd Unit 511	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2016	44
Bay Ceia 3424 S Macdill Ave	Tampa	Hillsborough County	2016	90

Source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Note: This database contains all inspection reports made available to the public by HUD from 2013 to March 2019. If a property is inspected multiple times within a short time period, it is possible that HUD has not publicly released all of those inspection scores. Data for multifamily complexes only includes facilities with an active HUD contract. This demographic data comes from HUD’s website, but it was submitted by local housing authorities and property owners, and it may not reflect the most current demographic makeup. The total number of residents and HUD units are self-reported by the housing authority. Because figures for each property are reported separately and in different years, the grand total may not match.