About 33% of Tampa Bay homes sold in the first quarter of 2025 had a concession, down from around 43% a year earlier, according to Redfin data.
That's money buyers can put toward repairs, closing costs and other expenses.
The big picture: Nationally, over 44% of sellers are giving buyers concessions — nearly a record high, the real estate site reports.
Driving the news: More sellers nationwide have handed out such sweeteners as buyers face high home prices, elevated mortgage rates and economic uncertainty, per the report.
But in Tampa Bay, where the housing market has cooled, sellers are pricing homes lower upfront and often avoid concessions.