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Fairway Springs HOA fees

New Port Richey, Pasco County · 34655

Homes in Fairway Springs (New Port Richey) pay a median $385 a year in HOA dues, about $32 a month, based on 14 listings. Half fall between $383 and $388. None of the listings we reviewed report a CDD.

HOA, median
$385/yr
About $32 a month
CDD, median
None reported
Property tax, median
$1,939/yr
Seller's bill; resets after a sale
Monthly, before mortgage
$194
HOA + tax at the medians

What the dues cover

  • Pool43% of listings

Amenities listed: Clubhouse, Pool.

Fairway Springs cost questions

How much are HOA fees in Fairway Springs?

Homes in Fairway Springs (New Port Richey) pay a median $385 a year in HOA dues, about $32 a month, based on 14 listings. Half fall between $383 and $388.

Does Fairway Springs have a CDD?

None of the listings we reviewed report a CDD. Check the tax bill on any home you're serious about: a CDD shows up there as a separate assessment.

What does it cost each month to own in Fairway Springs, before the mortgage?

HOA and property tax come to about $194 a month at the medians (property tax median $1,939 a year). Insurance and the mortgage come on top. Property tax resets after a sale under Florida's homestead rules, so a buyer's bill can be higher than the seller's.

Where do these numbers come from?

Stellar MLS via Repliers listings in Fairway Springs from January 2026 to October 2026: homes for sale now plus closed sales in that period, one data point per address (rentals excluded). Fees are converted to annual figures. Individual homes vary by association and home type, so confirm the exact fee on any home before you make an offer.

Source: Stellar MLS via Repliers, January 2026 to October 2026. Medians from 14 addressesin subdivisions matching “FAIRWAY SPGS”, phases combined. Listing data is reported by listing agents and can be out of date. Updated 2026-10-11.

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