Greystar buys downtown St. Pete land for 36-story tower

Greystar Real Estate Partners has bought the long-vacant land just east of the downtown St. Petersburg headquarters of Duke Energy Florida.

Greystar, a Charleston, South Carolina-based real estate company, paid $15.075 million to buy the land from GM St. Pete, an entity associated with Greenfield Partners in Westport, Connecticut, according to a Dec. 18 deed filed in Pinellas County. Greystar also got a $75 million mortgage on the property from Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., Pinellas County records show.

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1,000 people have died of Covid-19 in Pinellas County

Pinellas County reached a grim milestone Tuesday, recording 1,000 deaths from Covid-19 since the start of the pandemic.

The people who lost their lives to the virus were much more than just statistics. They were grandparents. Sisters. Fathers. Best friends. Veterans. Loved ones who will be missed by their families this holiday season and for years to come. We're featuring just a few of them in this story.

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