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Florida inland community draws buyers with 15-acre Crystal Lagoon, largest in US

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A residential community near Tampa, Florida, is home to the largest man-made swimming lagoon in the United States, spanning 15 acres. Known as Crystal Lagoon, the attraction is fueling strong demand for properties in the inland development. Homebuyers are increasingly drawn to the community as it offers a tropical, coastal-style lifestyle while reducing exposure to storm risks associated with beachfront living. The developer behind the project plans to expand further by launching new communities built around similar large-scale lagoon amenities.

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Florida inland community draws buyers with 15-acre Crystal Lagoon, largest in US · ShortSingh