If you are looking for Trilby real estate, you should know that the current vacancy rate is 18.4%, which is higher than the average for U.S. neighborhoods. It's also important to note that much of the vacancy in this neighborhood occurs year round. While some new construction may cause high vacancy rates, this is a sign of a struggling neighborhood. Luckily, a few newer condos and apartments have been constructed in the neighborhood, reducing the number of vacancies.
In 1925, railroads came to Trilby for the phosphate mines, Peterson Sawmill, and other industries. As the phosphate and pine deposits dwindled, railroads became the only big payroll in the city. In 1925, the town's stores were mostly along the railroad track, with the Bankston residence located on the south side of the present Florida 575. Bradham's Drygoods Store and John B. Stephens Feed Store were located on the west side of the railroad.
The average household in Trilby pays $880 in property taxes. This is higher than the national average of 64.1%, which is why this neighborhood's homeowners pay a lot in property taxes. However, in Trilby, FL, there are few people who are in poverty. The poverty rate is 0.00% for full-time employees, part-time workers, and non-workers.