Bloomingdale

Welcome to Bloomingdale

Located 15 miles south of Tampa, the Bloomingdale Community has its roots in cow pastures, and farm land. Today, the community is one of the largest neighborhoods in Hillsborough County boasting more than 5,000 homes, 3 condominium complexes, and a population of over 23,000.  The area is further defined by the amenities it offers including; the Bloomingdale Golfer’s Club, a community sports complex for adult and little league baseball, and the Campo Community YMCA, and two county Parks and Recreation facilities. In addition, the Bloomingdale Public Library and several top-rated county schools are located within or around the community’s borders.  This is a unique community; in that, more than 5 separate developers took part in the building of Bloomingdale. Accordingly, there are 31 subdivisions, 15 with voluntary homeowner associations and 16 with mandatory homeowner associations. 

Construction, in Bloomingdale, began in 1979 and with the exception of a few remaining lots, has now ended, with the final land development of Erindale Oaks, the newest mandatory HOA,  in 2013. Development began in March 1979 east of Bell Shoals Road, in what we recognize today as Bloomingdale Pointe, formerly Section A, a subdivision of 201 homes.  The area developed rapidly between 1979 and 1989 with the addition of nearly 4,000 homes, one condominium complex, and the Bloomingdale Golfers Club. This development centered on both the east and west sides of Bell Shoals Road, and Culbreath Avenue, south of Bloomingdale Avenue. Construction continued through the present with the addition of 1,000 homes around Natures Way, and two additional condominium complexes.  Today the Bloomingdale area exists within the borders of Valrico and Brandon, and is currently one of the largest neighborhoods within the Tampa Bay area, comprised of over 32 individual neighborhoods and approximately 5,200 homes.

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