Top 10 Most Expensive Streets in Carver City-Lincoln Gardens, Tampa, FL

W Cayuga St Street is the 1st most expensive street in Tampa. It has single-family homes built in 1925, with an average sale price of $530,000. It is home to the Meadowbrook subdivision.

Riviera Drive is the 2nd most expensive street in Tampa. It has single-family homes built from 1955 to 2026, ranging in price from $1,200,000 to $9,650,000. It is home to the Byars Thompson subdivision.

Barcelona Street is the 3rd most expensive street in Tampa. It has single-family homes, condos, townhouses, and multi-units built from 1920 to 2025, ranging in price from $665,000 to $3,790,000. It is home to the Palma Ceia Park, Altura Bayshore, and Maryland Manor subdivisions.

Elrod Avenue is the 4th most expensive street in Tampa. It has single-family homes and land built from 1954 to 2025, ranging in price from $180,000 to $935,000. It is home to the Bayhill Estates subdivision.

Alton Road is the 5th most expensive street in Tampa. It has single-family homes built in 1960, with an average sale price of $403,000.

Deercliff Drive is the 6th most expensive street in Tampa. It has single-family homes built from 2000 to 2004, ranging in price from $625,000 to $987,500.

Hartley Road is the 7th most expensive street in Tampa. It has single-family homes built in 1979, ranging in price from $289,900 to $400,000.

Comanche Avenue is the 8th most expensive street in Tampa. It has single-family homes and land built from 1947 to 2025, ranging in price from $65,000 to $685,000. It is home to the Tripoli Place, Temple Terraces, West Suwanee Heights, Wilma Oak Grove, Hampton Terrace, Staleys, Golden Estates, and Rosemont Villa subdivisions.

20th Street is the 9th most expensive street in Tampa. It has single-family homes, townhouses, and land ranging in price from $155,000 to $540,000. It is home to the Idlewild on the Hillsborough, Temple Terraces, Briarwood, Hillsboro Heights, and Winifred Park subdivisions.

Croton Avenue is the 10th most expensive street in Tampa. It has single-family homes built in 1960, ranging in price from $235,000 to $332,000. It is home to the Progress Village subdivision.