Former Greyhound station to become luxury townhomes

What was once a Greyhound bus station just outside downtown St. Petersburg will soon make way for an upscale townhome development in a rapidly evolving area.

Tampa Bay City Living (TBCL) recently acquired two adjacent parcels at 180 and 200 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. St./9th St. North, for $3.95 million. Developer Jeff Craft noted that the St. Petersburg-based company built The District townhouse development a quarter mile south of the properties.

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The Tampa Bay Rowdies enter a new era

Glasgow, Scotland, native Robbie Nielson flew across the pond with a championship pedigree and a desire to help the Tampa Bay Rowdies reach new heights.

Nielson had multiple opportunities to manage soccer clubs in the United Kingdom but found the winning culture, supportive ownership and fervent fans in St. Petersburg intriguing. While much work remains for the new head coach, stiff challenges await.

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