List of tallest buildings in Tampa

Skyline of Tampa
Downtown Tampa in 2015
Tallest building100 North Tampa (1992)
Tallest building height579 ft (176.5 m)
First 150 m+ buildingOne Tampa City Center (1981)
Number of tall buildings (2026)
Taller than 100 m (328 ft)11
Taller than 150 m (492 ft)4
Number of tall buildings — feet
Taller than 200 ft (61.0 m)52
Taller than 300 ft (91.4 m)16

Tampa is the largest city on the Gulf Coast of the U.S. state of Florida, with over 3.4 million inhabitants residing in the Tampa Bay Area.[1] The city is home to 52 high-rises that stand taller than 200 feet (61 m) as of 2026, 16 of which have a height greater than 300 feet (91 m), the most of any city in Florida outside of the Miami metropolitan area. The tallest building in Tampa is the 42-story 100 North Tampa, which rises 579 feet (176 m) and was completed in 1992.[2] The structure is the tallest building in the state outside of the Miami metropolitan area and Jacksonville. Together with St. Petersburg, the Tampa Bay Area has 28 buildings taller than 300 feet (91 m).

Tampa's first high-rise is regarded to be the Citizens Bank Building, built in 1913 to a height of 10 stories. The Hotel Floridan was the first to surpass 200 feet (61 m) when it was completed in 1926, being 230 feet (70 m) tall. It remained as the tallest building in Tampa for four decades until 1966, with the opening of the 280-foot (85 m) Franklin Exchange Building. From the 1970s to early 1990s, Tampa underwent a high-rise construction boom that reshaped its downtown skyline, in addition to a growing number of residential towers along Bayshore Boulevard. 100 North Tampa, Bank of America Plaza, One Tampa City Center, and Truist Place—Tampa's four tallest buildings, as well as the cylindrical Rivergate Tower—were completed between 1981 and 1992.

Tampa's skyline has grown substantially in the early 21st century, with the city doubling its count of 200-foot (61 m) buildings between 2000 to 2020, from 19 to 39. A brief surge in high-rise development took place before the Great Recession, of which the tallest new building was Element, the city's tallest residential building. Another construction boom began in the second half of the 2010s. The ongoing boom has seen the skyline expand eastwards to the Channel District and the new Water Street neighborhood, development of which began in 2017.[3] The tallest building in Water Street, the 319 foot (97 m) Tampa EDITION, was completed in 2022. Tampa's current high-rise boom is occurring alongside a similar boom in St. Petersburg.[4]

The majority of high-rises in Tampa are located in downtown and adjacent neighborhoods. The main downtown skyline is bounded to the west by the Hillsborough River, while the Lee Roy Selmon Expressway separates it from Water Street and the Channel District. The Garrison Channel separates downtown and Water Street from Harbour Island, which has a small grouping of high-rises on its northern half, four of which are taller than 200 ft (61 m). Southwest of downtown, the waterfront road of Bayshore Boulevard features residential towers alongside its path.

History

Number of buildingsYear01020304050601920194019601980200020202040Buildings taller than 200 ft (61 m)Buildings taller than 300 ft (91 m)Buildings taller than 328 ft (100 m)Buildings taller than 492 ft (150 m)Growth of skyscrapers in Tampa
Number of high-rise buildings by height in Tampa by the end of each year, based on the list below. Click on the legend to toggle a specific height on or off. View chart definition.

Cityscape

Map of tallest buildings

The maps below show the location of every building taller than 200 ft (61 m) in Tampa. One map covers Downtown Tampa and adhacent neighborhoods, where the majority of the tallest buildings are. Another covers the high-rises along Bayshore Boulevard. Each marker is numbered by the building's height rank, and colored by the decade of its completion.

Downtown Tampa

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Buildings taller than 200 ft m (61 ft) in Downtown Tampa.
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 100 North Tampa
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 Bank of America Plaza
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 One Tampa City Center
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 Truist Place
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 Element
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 Park Tower
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 Rivergate Tower
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 SkyPoint
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 Sam M. Gibbons Courthouse
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 Hillsborough County Center
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 AER Apartments
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 Towers of Channelside East
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 Towers of Channelside West
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 Tampa Marriott Waterside
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 Tampa EDITION Hotel & Residences
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 Wells Fargo Center
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 JW Marriott Tampa Water Street
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 Thousand & One
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 Heron East Tower
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 Nine15
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 Franklin Exchange Building
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 Fifth Third Center
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 SkyHouse Channelside
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 Cora
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 USF Health Morsani College Of Medicine
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 The Henry
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 Channel Club Apartments
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 Asher Residences
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 501 East Kennedy
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 Embassy Suites Hotel Downtown
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  Heron West Tower
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 The MAV
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 The Grand View
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 Hotel Flor Tampa
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 345 Bayshore
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 The Plaza Harbour Island
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 500 Harbour Island
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 Manor at Harbour Island
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 Parkside of One Bayshore

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 Virage Bayshore
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 The Alagon on Bayshore
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 The Pinnacle on Bayshore
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 Altura Bayshore
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 Hyde Park House
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 The Stovall
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 The Bellamy on Bayshore
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 Atrium on the Bayshore
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 The Sanctuary at Alexandra Place
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 Bayshore Regency
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 Monte Carlo Towers

Tallest buildings

This list ranks Tampa skyscrapers that stand at least 200 feet (61 m) tall as of 2026, based on standard height measurement. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. The "Year" column indicates the year in which a building was completed. Buildings tied in height are sorted by year of completion, and then alphabetically. Estimated heights are in italics.

  Was the tallest building in Tampa upon completion
Rank Name Image Location Height
ft (m) 		Floors Year Purpose Notes
1 100 North Tampa Downtown

27°56′44″N 82°27′30″W / 27.945469°N 82.458275°W / 27.945469; -82.458275 (100 North Tampa)

579 (176.5) 42 1992 Office

Tallest building in Tampa since 1992. Tallest building along Florida's Gulf Coast. Also known as the Regions Building and AmSouth Building.[2][5]

2 Bank of America Plaza Downtown

27°56′49″N 82°27′33″W / 27.946819°N 82.459068°W / 27.946819; -82.459068 (Bank of America Plaza)

577 (175.9) 42 1986 Office

Tallest building in Tampa from 1986 to 1992. Tallest building completed in Tampa in the 1980s. Only two feet shorter than the city's tallest building, 100 North Tampa. Notably damaged in a 2002 plane crash, in which a young pilot stole and crashed a Cessna 172 into the building's north face.[6][7]

3 One Tampa City Center Downtown

27°56′49″N 82°27′25″W / 27.946838°N 82.457008°W / 27.946838; -82.457008 (One Tampa City Center)

537 (163.7) 39 1981 Office

Stood as the tallest building in Florida from 1981 to 1984, and tallest in Tampa until 1986. It was then surpassed by the Southeast Financial Center, in Miami.[8][9]

4 Truist Place Downtown

27°56′49″N 82°27′22″W / 27.947004°N 82.456139°W / 27.947004; -82.456139 (Truist Place)

525 (160) 36 1992 Office

Formerly known as SunTrust Financial Centre.[10][11]

5 Element Downtown

27°57′03″N 82°27′35″W / 27.950895°N 82.459801°W / 27.950895; -82.459801 (Element)

460 (140.2) 34 2009 Residential

Tallest residential building in Tampa. Tallest building completed in Tampa in the 2000s.[12][13]

6 Park Tower Downtown

27°56′52″N 82°27′34″W / 27.947678°N 82.459358°W / 27.947678; -82.459358 (Park Tower)

458 (139.6) 36 1972 Office

Tallest building in Tampa from 1972 to 1981. Tallest building completed in Tampa in the 1970s. Formerly known as the Lykes Building and the BB&T Building.[14][15]

7 Rivergate Tower Downtown

27°56′50″N 82°27′38″W / 27.947256°N 82.460587°W / 27.947256; -82.460587 (Rivergate Tower)

454 (138.4) 32 1988 Office [16][17]
8 SkyPoint Downtown

27°57′00″N 82°27′37″W / 27.949896°N 82.46035°W / 27.949896; -82.46035 (SkyPoint)

414 (126.2) 32 2007 Residential [18][19]
9 Sam M. Gibbons United States Courthouse Downtown

27°57′05″N 82°27′29″W / 27.951494°N 82.458008°W / 27.951494; -82.458008 (Sam M. Gibbons United States Courthouse)

375 (114.3) 17 1998 Government Named in honor of former U.S. Representative Sam Melville Gibbons.[20][21]
10 Hillsborough County Center Downtown

27°56′54″N 82°27′17″W / 27.948332°N 82.454796°W / 27.948332; -82.454796 (Hillsborough County Center)

365 (111.3) 28 1990 Office [22][23]
11 AER Apartments – Downtown

27°57′03″N 82°27′48″W / 27.950836°N 82.463242°W / 27.950836; -82.463242 (AER Apartments)

346 (105.5) 31 2024 Residential Tallest building completed in Tampa in the 2020s. Also known as AER in the District.[24]
12 Towers of Channelside East Channel District

27°56′41″N 82°26′50″W / 27.944611°N 82.44735°W / 27.944611; -82.44735 (Towers of Channelside East)

327 (99.7) 30 2007 Residential Part of the Towers of Channelside residential complex. Tallest building in the Channel District alongside its western counterpart.[25][26]
13 Towers of Channelside West Channel District

27°56′39″N 82°26′54″W / 27.944172°N 82.44841°W / 27.944172; -82.44841 (Towers of Channelside West)

327 (99.7) 30 2007 Residential Part of the Towers of Channelside residential complex. Tallest building in the Channel District alongside its eastern counterpart.[27][28]
14 Tampa Marriott Waterside Downtown

27°56′27″N 82°27′14″W / 27.940859°N 82.454025°W / 27.940859; -82.454025 (Tampa Marriott Waterside)

326 (99.4) 27 2000 Hotel Tallest hotel building in Tampa.[29][30]
15 Tampa EDITION Hotel & Residences Downtown

(Water Street)

27°56′38″N 82°27′02″W / 27.943793°N 82.450681°W / 27.943793; -82.450681 (Tampa EDITION Hotel & Residences)

319 (97.2) 28 2022 Mixed-use

Tampa's first five-star hotel and condominiums. Mixed-use residential and hotel building. Tallest mixed-use building in Tampa. Also called The Residences at the Tampa Edition.[31][32][33]

16 Wells Fargo Center Downtown

27°56′41″N 82°27′28″W / 27.944654°N 82.457825°W / 27.944654; -82.457825 (Wells Fargo Center)

311 (94.8) 22 1985 Office

Formerly known as the Wachovia Center.[34][35]

17 JW Marriott Tampa Water Street Downtown

27°56′31″N 82°27′14″W / 27.941812°N 82.453980°W / 27.941812; -82.453980 (JW Marriott Tampa Water Street)

298 (90.8) 26 2020 Hotel [36][37]
18 Ritz-Carlton Residences - Tower 1 – Bayshore

27°55′06″N 82°29′35″W / 27.918242°N 82.493088°W / 27.918242; -82.493088 (Ritz-Carlton Residences - Tower 1)

298 (91) 27 2024 Residential Construction began in January 2022.[38][39]
19 Thousand & One Downtown

(Water Street)

27°56′38″N 82°27′00″W / 27.943930°N 82.44999°W / 27.943930; -82.44999 (Thousand & One)

297 (90.4) 20 2021 Office

Also known as 1001 Water. First office tower built in Tampa in more than 25 years.[40][41]

20 Heron East Tower Downtown

(Water Street)

27°56′35″N 82°26′58″W / 27.942994°N 82.449357°W / 27.942994; -82.449357 (Heron East Tower)

291 (88.7) 26 2021 Residential Part of the Heron residential complex, and the taller of its two towers.[42]
21 Virage Bayshore Bayshore

27°54′45″N 82°29′31″W / 27.912435°N 82.491923°W / 27.912435; -82.491923 (Virage Bayshore)

288 (88)[i] 24 2020 Residential

Tallest building in Bayshore. First condo tower built in 15 years in Bayshore.[43][44]

22 Nine15 Downtown

27°57′07″N 82°27′33″W / 27.951929°N 82.459291°W / 27.951929; -82.459291 (Nine15)

284 (86.7) 23 2017 Residential Tallest building completed in Tampa in the 2010s.[45][46]
23 Franklin Exchange Building Downtown

27°56′59″N 82°27′29″W / 27.949762°N 82.458153°W / 27.949762; -82.458153 (Franklin Exchange Building)

280 (85.3) 22 1966 Office

Tallest building in Tampa from 1966 to 1972. Tallest building completed in Tampa in the 1960s.[47][48]

24 Fifth Third Center Downtown

27°56′50″N 82°27′30″W / 27.94726°N 82.458206°W / 27.94726; -82.458206 (Fifth Third Center)

279 (85) 19 1981 Office

Also known as the SouthTrust Building.[49][50]

25 SkyHouse Channelside Channel District

27°56′52″N 82°26′49″W / 27.947859°N 82.446991°W / 27.947859; -82.446991 (SkyHouse Channelside)

275 (83.8) 23 2015 Residential

[51]

26 The Alagon on Bayshore Bayshore

27°54′37″N 82°29′28″W / 27.91041°N 82.491127°W / 27.91041; -82.491127 (The Alagon on Bayshore)

273 (83) 23 2006 Residential [52]
27 The Pinnacle on Bayshore Bayshore

27°54′16″N 82°29′25″W / 27.904503°N 82.490166°W / 27.904503; -82.490166 (The Pinnacle on Bayshore)

272 (82.9) 23 1975 Residential [53]
28 Cora Downtown

(Water Street)

27°56′41″N 82°27′00″W / 27.944622°N 82.449956°W / 27.944622; -82.449956 (Cora)

272 (82.9) 23 2021 Residential Also known by its street address, 1011 East Cumberland Avenue.[54]
29 Altura Bayshore – Bayshore

27°55′14″N 82°29′28″W / 27.920632°N 82.491046°W / 27.920632; -82.491046 (Altura Bayshore)

271 (83) 22 2024 Residential [55][56]
30 USF Health Morsani College Of Medicine Downtown

(Water Street)

27°56′38″N 82°26′58″W / 27.94399°N 82.44936°W / 27.94399; -82.44936 (USF Health Morsani College Of Medicine)

266 (81) 13 2020 Education Part of the University of South Florida.[57]
31 The Henry Downtown

27°57′08″N 82°27′41″W / 27.952096°N 82.46129°W / 27.952096; -82.46129 (The Henry)

262 (80)[i] 23 2021 Residential

Named after businessman Henry Plant. Student accommodation.[58][59]

32 Hyde Park House Bayshore

27°55′35″N 82°28′55″W / 27.926299°N 82.482045°W / 27.926299; -82.482045 (Hyde Park House)

259 (79) 22 2022 Residential [60]
33 Channel Club Apartments Channel District

27°57′07″N 82°26′53″W / 27.951832°N 82.448016°W / 27.951832; -82.448016 (Channel Club Apartments)

257 (78)[i] 21 2018 Residential [61]
34 Asher Residences Downtown

(Water Street)

27°56′41″N 82°27′03″W / 27.9448037°N 82.45087°W / 27.9448037; -82.45087 (Asher Residences)

257 (78)[i] 22 2022 Residential [62]
35 The Stovall – Bayshore

27°55′04″N 82°29′29″W / 27.917760°N 82.491515°W / 27.917760; -82.491515 (The Stovall)

255 (78) 22 2001 Residential [63][64]
36 501 East Kennedy Downtown

27°56′53″N 82°27′20″W / 27.94795°N 82.45563°W / 27.94795; -82.45563 (501 East Kennedy)

253 (77) 19 1981 Office Also known as One Mack-Cali Center.[65][66]
37 Embassy Suites Hotel Downtown Downtown

27°56′32″N 82°27′18″W / 27.942186°N 82.454994°W / 27.942186; -82.454994 (Embassy Suites Hotel Downtown)

253 (77)[i] 21 2006 Hotel [67]
38 Heron West Tower Downtown

(Water Street)

27°56′35″N 82°27′00″W / 27.943044°N 82.450051°W / 27.943044; -82.450051 (Heron West Tower)

245 (75)[i] 21 2021 Residential Part of the Heron residential complex, and the shorter of its two towers.[68]
39 The MAV – Channel District

27°57′10″N 82°26′47″W / 27.952640°N 82.446517°W / 27.952640; -82.446517 (The MAV)

238 (73)[i] 19 2022 Residential [69]
40 The Grand View – Harbour Island

27°56′23″N 82°27′08″W / 27.939692°N 82.452301°W / 27.939692; -82.452301 (The Grand View)

235 (71.6) 20 2003 Residential [70]
41 Hotel Flor Tampa Downtown

27°57′07″N 82°27′31″W / 27.95204°N 82.45856°W / 27.95204; -82.45856 (Hotel Flor Tampa)

230 (70.1) 18 1926 Hotel Tallest building in Tampa from 1926 to 1966. Opened as the Hotel Floridan. An extensive reservation took place between 2005 and 2012, after which the hotel reopened as the Floridan Palace Hotel. Renamed Hotel Flor Tampa in 2024.[71]
42 345 Bayshore – Hyde Park

27°56′22″N 82°27′44″W / 27.939342°N 82.462143°W / 27.939342; -82.462143 (345 Bayshore)

229 (70)[i] 22 1998 Residential [72]
43 The Bellamy on Bayshore – Bayshore

27°54′13″N 82°29′24″W / 27.90358°N 82.489944°W / 27.90358; -82.489944 (The Bellamy on Bayshore)

229 (69.8) 21 2006 Residential [73]
44 The Plaza Harbour Island – Harbour Island

27°56′17″N 82°27′06″W / 27.938151°N 82.45153°W / 27.938151; -82.45153 (The Plaza Harbour Island)

225 (69)[i] 20 2007 Residential [74]
45 500 Harbour Island – Harbour Island

27°56′18″N 82°27′03″W / 27.93833°N 82.45071°W / 27.93833; -82.45071 (500 Harbour Island)

225 (69)[i] 21 2017 Residential [75]
46 Manor at Harbour Island – Harbour Island

27°56′18″N 82°27′08″W / 27.938212°N 82.452273°W / 27.938212; -82.452273 (Manor at Harbour Island)

225 (69)[i] 21 2017 Residential [76]
47 Atrium on the Bayshore – Bayshore

27°55′30″N 82°29′03″W / 27.925097°N 82.48409°W / 27.925097; -82.48409 (Atrium on the Bayshore)

223 (68)[i] 23 1982 Residential [77]
48 The Sanctuary at Alexandra Place – Bayshore

27°55′20″N 82°29′16″W / 27.922169°N 82.48791°W / 27.922169; -82.48791 (The Sanctuary at Alexandra Place)

217 (66)[i] 17 2020 Residential [78][79]
49 Bayshore Regency – Bayshore

27°54′43″N 82°29′30″W / 27.9118145°N 82.491536°W / 27.9118145; -82.491536 (Bayshore Regency)

212 (65)[i] 20 1988 Residential [80]
50 Monte Carlo Towers – Bayshore

27°54′58″N 82°29′32″W / 27.91620°N 82.49209°W / 27.91620; -82.49209 (Monte Carlo Towers)

209 (64)[i] 24 1984 Residential [81]
51 Parkside of One Bayshore – Hyde Park

27°56′29″N 82°27′36″W / 27.941504°N 82.460068°W / 27.941504; -82.460068 (Parkside of One Bayshore)

200 (61)[i] 17 2005 Residential [82]
52 Midtown East – Westshore

27°57′14″N 82°30′07″W / 27.953850°N 82.5019115°W / 27.953850; -82.5019115 (Midtown East)

200 (61)[ii] 18 2025 Office Construction began in January 2023. Topped-out in 2025.[83][84]
  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Sources do not state the exact height of this building. This figure was determined using Google Earth by subtracting the altitude of the building's lowest main pedestrian open-air entrance from the highest architectural point.
  2. ^ Sources do not state the exact height of this building. This figure is a minimum estimate according to the source.

Tallest under construction or proposed

Under construction

The following table includes buildings under construction in Tampa that are expected to be at least 200 ft (61 m) tall as of 2026, based on standard height measurement. The “Year” column indicates the expected year of completion. Buildings that are on hold are not included.

Name Location Height
ft (m) 		Floors Year Purpose Notes
One Tampa Downtown 510 (155) 42 2027 Residential Construction began in July 2024. Wil become the fifth tallest building in Tampa.[85][86]
Pendry Tampa Downtown 418 (127) 37 2027 Residential Construction began in September 2023.[87][88][89]
Ritz-Carlton Residences - Tower 2 Bayshore 349 (106) 30 2026 Residential Construction began in November 2023.[38]
X Tampa Downtown 334 (102) 29 2026 Residential Construction began in November 2022. Was on hold between October 2023 and 2024.[90]

Proposed

The following table ranks approved and proposed buildings in Tampa that are expected to be at least 200 ft (61 m) tall as of 2026, based on standard height measurement. The “Year” column indicates the expected year of completion. Table entries with dashes “–“ indicates information about the building is unknown or has not been released.

Name Location Height
ft (m) 		Floors Year Status Notes
Elliott Tower Downtown 740 (225) 70 2031 Approved Will become the tallest building in Tampa.[91]
Seasons Apartments Downtown 476 (145) 41 2026 Approved Two-part tower called Seasons Apartments and Suites. This tower would be called Seasons Apartments and have 487 residents units.[92]
Morgan & Brorein Water Street 418 (127) 30 2027 Proposed Will feature three towers.
1242 Chanelside Drive Channel District 390 (119) 27 – Approved Approved in November 2023.[93][94]
505 Tyler Downtown 383 (117) 35 – Proposed [95]
Eleve' 61 Channel District 382 (116) 36 2026 On hold [96]
Congregation Rodeph Sholom Bayshore 353 (108) 28 – Proposed Will become the tallest building in Bayshore if built.[97]
940 Channelside Channel District 350 (107) 31 – Proposed [98]
Seasons Suites Downtown 325 (99) 27 2026 Approved Two-part tower called Seasons Apartments and Suites. This tower would be called Season Suites and have 54 units.[92]
Novel Bayshore Bayshore 321 (98) 27 – Proposed
Vela Tower South Channel District 298 (91) 25 – Proposed
110 South Boulevard Grand Central 260 (79) 23 2026 Approved [99]
Heights Union Lofts Tampa Heights 269 (82) 24 2026 Approved
2907 Bay to Bay Bayshore 250 (76) 23 2026 Approved
Kennedy and Parker - Tower 1 Downtown — 43 2026 Approved Will feature four towers ranging from 8 to 43 stories. There will be a total of 1,079 units.[100]
Kennedy and Parker - Tower 2 Downtown — 33 2026 Approved [100]
Lot 10 Encore — 28 – Proposed [101]
Kennedy and Parker - Tower 3 Downtown — 23 2026 Approved [100]
Harrison at Encore! Encore — 22 2026 Proposed Also known as Lot 12[102]

Timeline of tallest buildings

This lists buildings that once held the title of the tallest building in Tampa.

Name Image Street address Years as tallest Height
ft (m) 		Floors Notes
Florida Brewing Company Building 1234 5th Avenue E. 1896–1913 75 (25) 6 [103]
Citizens Bank Building 701 North Franklin Street 1913–1915 145 (44) 10 The height of this building was later increased to 165 ft (50 m) in 1925, when two additional floors were added. Demolished in 1979.[104]
Tampa City Hall 315 John F. Kennedy Boulevard 1915–1926 160 (49) 10 [105]
Floridan Hotel 905 North Florida Avenue 1926–1966 230 (70) 17 [106]
Franklin Exchange Building 655 North Franklin Street 1966–1972 280 (85) 22 [107]
Park Tower 400 North Tampa Street 1972–1981 458 (140) 36 [108]
One Tampa City Center 201 North Franklin Street 1981–1986 537 (164) 39 [109]
Bank of America Tower 101 East Kennedy Boulevard 1986–1992 577 (176) 42 [110]
100 North Tampa 100 North Tampa Street 1992–present 579 (177) 42 [111]

See also

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