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New Port Richey

#9 in Best Places to Live in Pasco County
  • B
    Overall Grade
  • Suburb of Tampa, FL
  • 75 reviews
B
Overall Niche Grade
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  1. Public Schools
    B
  2. Crime & Safety
    C
  3. Housing
    B-
  4. Nightlife
    B+
  5. Good for Families
    B-
  6. Diversity
    B+
  7. Jobs
    B
  8. Weather
    A
  9. Cost of Living
    A-
  10. Health & Fitness
    B
  11. Outdoor Activities
    A-
  12. Commute
    A-
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New Port Richey is a suburb of Tampa with a population of 15,674. New Port Richey is in Pasco County. Living in New Port Richey offers residents a suburban feel and most residents own their homes. In New Port Richey there are a lot of parks. Many retirees live in New Port Richey and residents tend to lean conservative. The public schools in New Port Richey are above average.
About New Port Richey...
Population
15,674

Real Estate

Median Home Value
$68,100
National
$184,700
Median Rent
$781
National
$949
Area Feel
Suburban
Rent vs. Own
  • Rent
    44%
  • Own
    56%
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New Port Richey Rankings

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Crime & Safety

Crime & Safety
C
Based on violent and property crime rates.
Violent Crimes
  • Calculated annually per 100,000 residents
National
  • Assault
    641
    283
  • Murder
    0
    6
  • Rape
    73
    41
  • Robbery
    134
    136
Property Crimes
  • Calculated annually per 100,000 residents
National
  • Burglary
    647
    500
  • Theft
    2,447
    2,043
  • Motor Vehicle Theft
    171
    284
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Residents

Diversity
B+
Based on ethnic and economic diversity.
Age
  • <10 years
    9%
  • 10-17 years
    7%
  • 18-24 years
    9%
  • 25-34 years
    10%
  • 35-44 years
    12%
  • 45-54 years
    13%
  • 55-64 years
    14%
  • 65+ years
    25%
Education Levels
National
  • Master's degree or higher
    4%
    12%
  • Bachelor's degree
    10%
    19%
  • Some college or associate's degree
    33%
    29%
  • High school diploma or equivalent
    38%
    28%
  • Less than high school diploma
    15%
    13%

Working in New Port Richey

Jobs
B
Based on employment rates, job and business growth, and cost of living.
Median Household Income
$33,995
National
$55,322
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New Port Richey Reviews

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Great little small town, definitely up and coming! Cute downtown with a wonderful tea room, gift shops, a couple of new micro breweries and a trendy wine bar. Super downtown park on the river that I is perfect for families.
The city does free concerts in the park year-round and there are lots of other events held there too.
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As a new resident who moved across the country recently, I have had good experiences in this town so far. I enjoy the close proximity to most amenities. It is just a short drive to popular beaches, but only a few minutes away from smaller, quieter beaches! There are a lot of dining options, along with many bars. Public Transportation in easily accessible. I enjoy watching kids play in the streets, it makes me feel like they are comfortable in this town!
New Port Richey is a small city in Pasco County. Driving distance from Tampa and St. Petersburg, New Port Richey has a relatively low cost of living, making it an affordable place to live for those who do not mind a commute. The downtown area is slowly making a comeback with new restaurants and storefronts opening and the city is offering incentives for hotel companies in an effort to build their hospitality industry.