Pasco County neighborhoods, Wesley Chapel to New Port Richey. Know what matters before you buy.
Pasco is where Tampa actually grows. Wesley Chapel and Land O' Lakes are master-plan country — A-rated schools, resort amenities, and the CDD assessments that pay for both — while the west side (Trinity, New Port Richey, Hudson) runs from polished golf communities to gulf-canal value, and the east side (Zephyrhills, Dade City, San Antonio) keeps hills, history, and 55+ value that the I-75 corridor priced out. Odessa holds the acreage-and-lakes premium between them.
The decisive variables we cover in every guide: per-parcel CDD bonds in the master plans (the difference between list price and real monthly cost), school zoning that shifts as fast as Pasco builds, flood posture on the west-side canals, and which commute corridors — I-75, US-41, Suncoast — each community actually feeds.
60 community guides below, organized by town. Start with the interactive Neighborhood Finder if you'd rather browse the whole map.
Wesley Chapel (19)
Land O' Lakes (13)
Zephyrhills (8)
New Port Richey (4)
San Antonio (4)
Trinity (3)
Hudson (3)
Dade City (4)
Odessa (2)
Straight answers
How much do CDDs add in Wesley Chapel?
Commonly between one and three-plus thousand dollars a year per parcel depending on the community and bond stage. We state known figures per neighborhood and distinguish bond from O&M portions wherever the district publishes them.
Is the west side of Pasco a flood risk?
The gulf-canal neighborhoods of Hudson and New Port Richey are genuine surge territory with insurance to match; Trinity and the inland ridge are not. Each guide is explicit about which regime applies.
Wesley Chapel vs Land O' Lakes — which one?
Wesley Chapel for newer amenities, retail, and the I-75 corridor; Land O' Lakes for established lakes, slightly calmer build-out, and US-41/Suncoast commutes. The honest answer depends on workplace geography — the guides map it.