ReliaQuest founder selling South Tampa mansion for $5.9 million

Brian Murphy, the CEO and founder of Tampa-based cybersecurity company/local bowl game sponsor ReliaQuest, has put his waterfront Tampa home on the market.

Located at 2508 S Dundee St, the Sunset Park home was built in 2014 and was purchased by Murphy and his partner Renee in 2016 for $2,857,000, according to property records.

The 5,006-square-foot home sits on Dundee Lagoon, and comes with four bedrooms and six bathrooms, as well as a dock and lift, a saltwater pool with spa, an outdoor fireplace, and more.

Murphy founded ReliaQuest in 2007, and has since grown the company to a valuation of over $1 billion, and a client list that includes companies like American Outfitters, the Boston Celtics, and more.

Most recently,  the company became the title sponsor of the former Outback Bowl in Tampa.

Murphy’s ReliaHouse is currently asking $5.9 million, and the listing agent is Jeff Shelton of Compass Florida.

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