New construction in Pinellas County — infill homes & townhomes
In short
Pinellas County infill & townhomes is in Pinellas County. Bridges Global tours its new-construction communities live on video and helps buyers register with builders before their first visit, with CDD, HOA, flood and insurance questions checked for the exact lot.
Pinellas is Florida's most densely populated county and has very little open land left, so most new construction here is infill: townhomes and single-family homes built on redeveloped lots in established neighborhoods of St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Pinellas Park, Dunedin and Seminole.
Because much of the county sits near the water, flood zone, elevation and insurance questions matter as much as the floor plan. Dorota checks those for the exact lot and tours homes live on video before you visit.
Last updated November 6, 2026. Figures with a source show the date they were checked.
What new-construction homes are for sale in Pinellas County infill & townhomes right now?
New-construction inventory in Pinellas County infill & townhomes changes weekly as builders release and sell homes. The figures below come straight from Stellar MLS when the feed is connected; for the full list, tour it live with Dorota or search every home.
Which builders are building in Pinellas County infill & townhomes?
Builder line-ups in Pinellas County infill & townhomes change as phases sell out and new sections open. Ask Dorota for the current list before you visit, and she will register you with each builder you want to see.
What are CDD and HOA fees in Pinellas County infill & townhomes?
Many newer communities in Pinellas County have a Community Development District (CDD) assessment, an HOA fee, or both, and they vary by community and even by phase. A CDD assessment is billed on the county property-tax bill; Florida law (section 190.048, Florida Statutes) requires the seller to disclose a CDD in the sales contract.
Ask for the exact CDD and HOA figures for the specific lot: Dorota requests them from the builder and checks the CDD's published budget before you sign.
Is Pinellas County infill & townhomes in a flood zone?
Flood zones are set lot by lot, not by community, so two homes in the same neighborhood can differ. Check the address on FEMA's Flood Map Service Center, and ask the builder for the elevation certificate for the lot.
Since October 1, 2024, Florida law (section 689.302, Florida Statutes) requires sellers of residential property to give buyers a flood disclosure. FEMA Flood Map Service Center
What should I know about home insurance on new construction in Pinellas County infill & townhomes?
Get insurance quotes for the exact address before your contract's inspection or financing deadlines. Newer homes built to the current Florida Building Code may qualify for wind-mitigation credits, and flood insurance is a separate policy from homeowners insurance.
Which public schools serve homes in Pinellas County infill & townhomes?
School assignments are set by Pinellas County Schools and can change from year to year. Look up the exact address with the district's school-assignment tool before you choose a lot.
How long is the commute from Pinellas County infill & townhomes?
Drive times depend on the exact community and the time of day. On a live tour Dorota can show the route and drive time to your workplace.
Are there builder incentives in Pinellas County infill & townhomes right now?
Builder incentives are the builder's own offers, with their own terms and expiry dates. Current verified incentives appear below; any rate or payment is shown with its required financing disclosure.
Can I tour Pinellas County infill & townhomes live before I visit?
Yes. Dorota streams model homes and communities live on video, so you can ask questions on camera and shortlist before you fly in or drive out.
Questions
Good to know
Do I need my own agent to buy new construction in Pinellas County infill & townhomes?
You can buy directly from a builder, but the builder's sales team represents the builder. To have your own representation, register with your broker before you first tour the sales center or call the builder; most builders require it before your first visit.
How do I check whether a home in Pinellas County infill & townhomes has a CDD?
Ask the builder for the CDD disclosure, which Florida law (section 190.048, Florida Statutes) requires in the sales contract, and look up the assessment on the Pinellas County property-tax bill for the lot.
How do I find the flood zone for a lot in Pinellas County infill & townhomes?
Enter the address on FEMA's Flood Map Service Center and ask the builder for the lot's elevation certificate. Flood zones are set lot by lot, and flood insurance is a separate policy.
Which school district serves Pinellas County infill & townhomes?
Pinellas County Schools. Assignments are by address and can change, so check the district's school-assignment tool for the exact lot.
Can I see homes in Pinellas County infill & townhomes on live video?
Yes. Dorota Maslowska, Broker Associate with LPT Realty, tours model homes and communities live on video; you can ask questions on camera and request an in-person showing.