
Apartment in Tampa
Tampa, FL
3 listings available for 30+ day stays.
Tampa's medical corridor along Bruce B Downs Boulevard employs tens of thousands of healthcare workers, many on 13-week travel contracts that neither a vacation rental platform nor a 12-month lease handles cleanly. Florida's short-term rental regulations kick in at 28 days, which means a travel nurse on a 91-day contract is technically outside the short-term category but still shows up in short-term search results on most platforms — the category architecture hasn't caught up to the contract length. Tampa has grown fast enough that this mismatch shows up in the rental market in concrete ways: landlords listed on short-term platforms get tourists on weekends; landlords listed on traditional rental sites field inquiries from applicants who need a lease, not a placement. The tenants who fall through the middle include travel nurses rotating between Tampa General and AdventHealth, corporate transferees whose companies landed offices in the Water Street development, and remote workers doing a 90-day test run before committing to a lease in Seminole Heights or South Tampa. For all three groups, finding a furnished unit available for 60 to 180 days without paying nightly rates is genuinely difficult. One rough comparison makes the problem concrete: a furnished condo rented at short-stay nightly rates over 90 days in Tampa runs 40 to 60 percent more than the same unit priced as a mid-term placement. Tampa's population growth has outpaced the verified mid-term housing supply that exists specifically for people who need a real home address for a defined window of time.
A furnished apartment in Tampa for 60 to 120 days solves a specific problem: a full kitchen, a mailing address, and a bed that isn't a hotel bed, without committing to a 12-month lease or paying short-stay nightly rates. Furnished Unfurnished lists only verified inventory in this category — not curated, verified — reviewed by real humans before anything appears here. No booking fees on placements, so the monthly price listed is the price you pay. The friction Tampa creates is scale. There's enough furnished inventory in this city that the search gets noisy fast, and most platforms surface short-term condos alongside true mid-term apartments without distinguishing between them. The listings on this page are filtered to 30-day minimum stays, which cuts vacation inventory out of the results. When you're evaluating a listing, confirm the landlord's minimum stay is written into the lease itself, not just noted on the platform. That distinction is what separates a genuine mid-term placement from a short-stay property being managed at monthly pricing. Browse current listings below.