Sinkhole Risk Properties in Clearwater, FL
REI Radar tracks 5,618 sinkhole risk properties in Clearwater. Data updated monthly from Pinellas County public records.
Clearwater — Sinkhole Risk Analytics
5,618
total in Clearwater
266
reported sinkhole incidents
33759
top zip (3,640 props)
$302,008
median market value
1976
median year built
1,394
median sqft
13 yrs
median years since sale
Top Sinkhole Risk leads in Clearwater
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Subdivision · COUNTRYSIDE TRACT 57
CLEARWATER, FL 33761
Built 1979 · 1,604 sqft · $396,458
Sold $86,000 in 1980
Subdivision · COUNTRYSIDE TRACT 6 REP
CLEARWATER, FL 33761
Built 1979 · 1,304 sqft · $420,171
Sold $73,900 in 1984
Subdivision · SALLS' LAKE PARK UNIT "B"
CLEARWATER, FL 33759
Built 1973 · 2,064 sqft · $400,000
Sold $48,000 in 1977
Subdivision · COUNTRY LANE
CLEARWATER, FL 33759
Built 1957 · 1,066 sqft · $356,889
Sold $28,000 in 1977
Subdivision · DEL ORO GROVES 1ST ADD
CLEARWATER, FL 33759
Built 1973 · 1,948 sqft · $581,333
Sold $240,000 in 2013
See all 5,618 sinkhole risk properties in Clearwater — addresses, owner names, and contact info
Clearwater has 5,618 sinkhole risk properties tracked by REI Radar. That is 8.7% of tracked Clearwater parcels, against 11.2% across Pinellas County as a whole. Most affected zip codes: 33759, 33761, 33763. The typical sinkhole risk property here was built in 1976 at 1,394 sqft, with a median market value of $302,008. Median tenure is 13 years since the last recorded sale — longer holds usually mean more accumulated equity to work with. Data is updated monthly from Pinellas County public records.
Clearwater neighborhoods with the most sinkhole risk properties
Subdivision names as recorded in the Pinellas County parcel roll.
| Subdivision | Sinkhole Risk | of which S/A grade |
|---|---|---|
| MISSION HILLS CONDO | 473 | 17 |
| CURLEW CITY | 263 | 14 |
| COACHMAN CREEK CONDO | 244 | 6 |
| HARBOUR TOWNE CONDO | 179 | 3 |
| BRIGADOON OF CLEARWATER | 171 | 0 |
| DEL ORO GROVES | 151 | 8 |
| CHATEAUX WOODS CONDO | 138 | 0 |
| VIRGINIA GROVES ESTATES 1ST ADD | 137 | 2 |
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Clearwater Sinkhole Risk FAQ
How many sinkhole risk properties are in Clearwater, FL?
REI Radar currently tracks 5,618 sinkhole risk properties in Clearwater, refreshed monthly from Pinellas County public records.
Which Clearwater zip codes have the most sinkhole risk properties?
The most affected zip codes in Clearwater are 33759 (3,640), 33761 (1,974), 33763 (4).
Why do investors target sinkhole risk properties in Clearwater?
Sinkhole Risk is one of the strongest off-market motivation signals — these owners face financial or situational pressure that makes them more likely to sell below market. REI Radar scores every Clearwater property D through S so you can prioritize the most motivated first.
What do sinkhole risk properties in Clearwater typically look like?
The median sinkhole risk property in Clearwater was built in 1976 with 1,394 sqft of heated area, and a median market value of $302,008. Median tenure is 13 years since the last recorded sale.
Does Clearwater have more sinkhole risk properties than the rest of Pinellas County?
8.7% of tracked Clearwater parcels carry this signal, against 11.2% county-wide — below the county rate.
Which Clearwater neighborhoods have the most sinkhole risk properties?
MISSION HILLS CONDO (473), CURLEW CITY (263), COACHMAN CREEK CONDO (244). Subdivision names come straight from the county parcel records.
How often is the Clearwater sinkhole risk data updated?
Monthly. Data is re-ingested from Pinellas County public records and every property is re-scored for seller motivation.
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