Apollo Beach market snapshot (as of June 25, 2026): the median sale price is about $446K ($296 per sq ft), with homes averaging 91 days on market and 4.3 months of supply, a buyer-leaning market. Based on 61 recent closings in live Stellar MLS data.
Apollo Beach is a waterfront community in southern Hillsborough County along U.S. 41 between Tampa and Bradenton. The waterfront vision dates to the mid-20th century when the Dickman family planned a canal community here; through several ownership changes it took the name Apollo Beach by the late 1950s, per local histories, and grew into a boating community with roughly 55 miles of canals that reach Tampa Bay and the Gulf.
The housing stock spans mid-century waterfront homes, later canal-front homes, and newer construction, with a mix of canal-front, open-water, and interior lots. Because the community grew over decades, condition and seawall age vary widely, so this is a comp-by-comp market where water frontage and dock access matter as much as the house.
The original Apollo Beach subdivision is distinct from the newer master plans nearby such as MiraBay and Waterset; on the original canals, most homes carry no community-wide HOA, so the carrying cost is taxes plus a waterfront insurance picture. Confirm the CDD status per parcel and the seawall, dock, and lift condition on any waterfront home.
The homework is flood and surge. Apollo Beach is low-lying and the county expanded evacuation Zone A farther inland after the 2024 storms, explicitly including more of the area. Pull the FEMA zone, elevation, and evacuation zone for the exact address and get an actual flood and wind insurance quote before you offer.
