Tampa Family Health Centers
A City of Tampa building permit names Tampa Family Health Centers in a 17,000 sq ft interior build-out for a medical office (Unit 1007) at 1071 Blanche Armwood St. The permit doesn't say whether the medical office is new.
Building permits describe planned work. They don’t guarantee that a business will open or when.
What we spotted
- Activity
- Tenant work
- Category
- Health
- Kind of place
- Medical office
Where
1071 Blanche Armwood St, Unit 1007
Tampa, FL 33602
City of Tampa neighborhood: Encore. Open in a map
The evidence
| Permit | Type | Filed | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| BLD-26-0520507 | Commercial Building Alterations (Renovations) | Nov. 20, 2025 | Revision |
| BLD-24-0504159 Supporting | Commercial New Construction and Additions | Oct. 9, 2023 | Revision |
Permit numbers link to each record on the City of Tampa’s permitting site. Status is as the City listed it on Sept. 25, 2026. Supporting permits are other permits for the same project: at the same address and naming the same place, citing one another, or covering another phase of the same building.
When we spotted it
This permit was already active when Tampa Thinks started watching City permits on Sept. 25, 2026. We found it in the existing permits. That isn’t when it was filed, and it doesn’t make it new.
What this means
This permit describes work at a place. A building permit is the City’s record of planned construction; it doesn’t say when the work will finish, and some permitted work is never done.
The sentence above is written from the permit’s details by fixed rules. Where the permit leaves something out, such as the tenant, we say so rather than guess. We don’t republish the permit’s own text. How Spotted works.