East Ybor

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“East Ybor” whispers a local. Did you know this Tampa neighborhood boasts a unique history? East Ybor sits just east of the famous Ybor City. Its story is one of immigrants. It is one of resilience.

In 2010, East Ybor housed 536 residents. Its boundaries include Adamo Drive to the south. Interstate 4 is to the north. 39th Street marks the east. Ybor City is to the west.

East Ybor’s story intertwines with Ybor City’s rise. Vicente Martinez Ybor established Ybor City in the 1880s. He drew cigar manufacturers and workers. These workers primarily came from Cuba, Spain, and Italy.

East Ybor became home to many of these families. The 2010 census revealed a diverse population. 33% were White. 62% were African American. Smaller percentages included Asian and other races. Hispanics or Latinos made up 12%.

East Ybor faced challenges too. In 2010, the per capita income was $9905. About 26% of the population lived below the poverty line.

Yet, East Ybor perseveres. It is a testament to community. It is a testament to heritage. Today, East Ybor continues to evolve. It maintains its connection to Ybor City’s vibrant past. Its residents contribute to Tampa’s cultural mosaic.

East Ybor stands as a reminder of immigrant contributions. It reminds us of struggles overcome. It embodies the spirit of Tampa. It is a neighborhood with a story etched in every street.

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