Dobbins Group Breaks Ground on Charleston Ridge Apartments in Pasco County

• Dobbins Group has started construction on Charleston Ridge Apartments in New Port Richey.
• The project will deliver 230 residential units, including apartments and townhomes above commercial space.
• Capstone Building Corp. is serving as the general contractor for the development.

What the Charleston Ridge Development Includes

Construction is officially underway on Charleston Ridge Apartments, a new mixed-use residential community planned for New Port Richey in Pasco County. Dobbins Group is developing the project alongside Capstone Building Corp., which is handling construction operations. The development is located at 9949 Elyton Loop and will include four four-story apartment buildings containing 224 residential units, along with six two-bedroom townhomes. Plans also include approximately 10,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial space integrated into the project.

What Amenities Residents Will Receive

Charleston Ridge Apartments is being designed with a mix of lifestyle and technology-focused amenities aimed at modern renters. Planned amenities include a fitness center, swimming pool, tenant market, resident lounge, clubroom, electric vehicle charging stations, and smart vehicular and pedestrian access systems. The inclusion of townhomes and commercial space reflects the growing popularity of suburban mixed-use residential projects throughout the Tampa Bay region.

What This Means for Pasco County Development

Pasco County has become one of the fastest-growing suburban housing markets in the Tampa Bay area as developers continue targeting areas with available land and rising residential demand. Apartment and mixed-use development activity has expanded significantly throughout New Port Richey and surrounding suburbs as population growth continues pushing outward from Tampa’s urban core. Developers are increasingly focusing on suburban projects that combine residential density with walkable retail and amenity-focused living environments.

What the Project Could Mean for the Area

Charleston Ridge Apartments is expected to deliver in 2027 and could help add much-needed housing inventory to the growing Pasco County market. As Tampa Bay continues seeing population growth and migration from other states, projects like Charleston Ridge are becoming increasingly important for expanding suburban housing supply while introducing more mixed-use community development outside central Tampa.