Westshore Marina District Real Estate — Homes, Condos & Marina Lifestyle

Bayfront, master-planned living with marina access and a walkable retail core.

~52 acres on Tampa Bay; planned open space and trails.
- Deep-water marina with ~150 slips (confirm availability/waitlists).
- Residences: luxury condos, townhomes, and nearby apartments.
- Retail/dining at Marina Landings; everyday services close by.
- Compare nearby: Harbour Island, Downtown/Water Street, South Tampa.

Westshore Marina District delivers a modern waterfront lifestyle in South Tampa with luxury condominiums, townhomes, and planned open space across 52 bayfront acres. Developed by BTI Partners at Westshore and Gandy Boulevards, the district centers on a protected deep-water marina and the walkable Marina Landings retail core — appealing to residents who value lock-and-leave living as much as boating, dining, and wellness. Marina Pointe anchors the skyline, Inlet Shore townhomes add fee-simple options, and rental communities round out the mix for a range of needs and timelines.

The location keeps commutes practical: the Gandy Bridge reaches St. Petersburg in minutes, and the

Westshore business district, Tampa International Airport, and Water Street are each a short drive. On this page, explore current listings, an at-a-glance overview, pros and considerations, and quick comparisons to Harbour Island and Downtown Tampa. When you're ready to narrow your shortlist, request a consult for building policies, HOA considerations, flood and insurance questions, and recent sales context tailored to your goals.

Westshore Marina District is one of the only master-planned bayfront districts inside Tampa city limits. BTI Partners assembled the 52-acre site on Old Tampa Bay and planned it around three ideas: a working deep-water marina, a walkable retail village, and a mix of housing types that range from tower condominiums to townhomes. At buildout the plan calls for roughly 1,750 residences and about 240,000 square feet of retail and office space.

That structure matters for buyers. Unlike established South Tampa neighborhoods where inventory is dominated by single-family resales, the district offers newer construction with association-managed amenities — and the diligence that goes with it: association budgets, milestone inspections where applicable, flood insurance, and phased construction timelines. It rewards buyers who want new waterfront product without leaving the city.

Marina Pointeis the condominium anchor — a three-tower development on a private peninsula, first tower delivered in 2023, with bay views and full-service amenities. Inlet Shore offers three- and four-story townhomes, many with rooftop decks, for buyers who prefer fee-simple ownership. District rental communities give relocating buyers a lease-first way to test the area. Browse the Tampa condominium directory to compare buildings across the bay.

The Marina

The district's protected deep-water basin holds approximately 150 slips accommodating vessels up to about 90 feet, served by a 15-foot channel to Old Tampa Bay. Slip terms, pricing, and waitlists change with demand, and some slips are tied to residency in specific buildings — confirm current availability before contracting if boat access drives your purchase.

Dining & Everyday Retail

Marina Landings anchors the district's retail core with dining, fitness, and everyday services, including Rio Izakaya and Duckweed Urban Grocery. Just south along Westshore Boulevard, waterfront mainstays Hula Bay and Salt Shack add casual dock-and-dine options. Larger-format shopping sits minutes away along Gandy Boulevard and Dale Mabry Highway.

Why Buyers Choose the District

- Newer construction with warranties and modern building systems, rare for South Tampa waterfront.

- Deep-water marina access without a private-club membership requirement.

- Walkable retail core plus quick Gandy Bridge access to St. Petersburg.

- Lock-and-leave condominium and townhome options with managed amenities.

What to Weigh Carefully

- Condominium and HOA fees fund amenities and reserves — review budgets, reserve studies, and any planned assessments.

- Coastal flood zone diligence: confirm the flood zone designation for the specific address and price insurance early.

- Remaining construction phases may mean nearby build activity; ask about timelines for unbuilt parcels.

- Marina slips are limited and may carry waitlists or building-specific eligibility.