About Harbour Island
Harbour Island is a master-planned waterfront neighborhood in downtown Tampa with 600+ homes across multiple condo buildings and townhome communities. Major buildings include Harbour Court (126 units, 1987), Harbour Place (206 units, 1999), The Plaza (141 units, 2007), Grandview (64 units, 2003), and Seddon Cove (72 units). The community is gated with its own bridge access.
What we know
- Homes: 600+ units across multiple buildings and townhome clusters
- Decades built: 1980s through 2007
- Monthly dues: $283–$700/mo (varies by building)
- Management: CKT Asset Management (Harbour Island North); individual buildings may have separate managers
- Amenities: Life Time Fitness facility (36,000 sq ft, opened July 2024) with tennis, pickleball, resort pool, spa, sauna, and fitness studios. Boat docks, dog parks, and building-specific pools
- Active listings: ~20 units for sale
- Median sale price: ~$630K
Each building operates as its own condo association, so dues and rules differ.
Reserve health
Reserve health hasn’t been verified for Harbour Island yet. Before you approve a budget, pay a special assessment, or close on a unit here, Florida law defines exactly what reserve records a mixed-use community must keep and what owners can request — see Florida condo reserve funding rules.
With multiple separate associations across different decades, reserve adequacy varies by building. None have been verified.
What’s still missing
- Board rosters for individual building associations
- Reserve study dates and balances per building
- Special assessment history
- Community photos
For board members
If you serve on any Harbour Island building board, you can claim this page to add your building’s reserve data and board roster.