St. Pete housing data highights progress, challenges

New statistics showing development, housing costs, relocation and remote work data vividly illustrate how housing in St. Petersburg has drastically changed in recent years.

Numbers, as they say, do not lie, and city council members heard plenty as part of a comprehensive housing update. Amy Foster, community and neighborhood affairs administrator, led the presentation Thursday to the Housing, Land Use and Transportation Committee.

St. Pete airport selects firm to lead $105M terminal project

Places This Week: Apartments sell for $9M; YMCA progresses

First look inside the new AC Hotel in St. Pete

Ferry sails past milestones; officials eye further growth

Finalists named for school district’s housing redevelopment

In November 2022, local school officials decided to address the workforce housing shortage by transforming a 99-year-old building overlooking St. Petersburg’s Mirror Lake into homes for teachers and staff.

After an extensive proposal and evaluation period, Pinellas County Schools (PCS) leadership named two development groups as finalists to redevelop the 39,000-square foot Tomlinson Adult Education Center and its 1.7 acre property.

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