Red Apple Group hits major milestones for $400M condo development, shares new renderings

The Red Apple Group, the developer of The Residences at 400 Central, has officially started selling units of the planned 46-story, mixed-use condominium tower in downtown St. Pete.

The New York billionaire John Catsimatidis Sr. of the Red Apple Group purchased the property at 400 Central Ave. several years ago to develop the $400 million, 301-unit luxury condominium tower - which will be the largest condo on the west coast of Florida and the tallest structure in St. Pete.

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Cathie Wood’s investment firm to relocate HQ to St. Pete, collaborate with Innovation Center

New York-based ARK Investment Management LLC, an investment adviser focused solely on investing in disruptive innovation, will relocate its corporate headquarters to St. Petersburg and will also take part in building an incubator.

ARK, spearheaded by iconic investor Cathie Wood, will open its new corporate headquarters in downtown St. Pete at 200 Central, which is where the Industrious co-working space is located. The relocation will become effective Nov. 1.

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	Nominations open for St. Pete’s Honored Veteran Award
	Developers of Orange Station are set to demolish old St. Pete police station
	Florida medical marijuana company becomes nation’s largest distributor