St. Pete plaza could become 304-unit housing development

A Houston-based developer plans to transform a commercially zoned plaza in St. Petersburg’s North Kenwood neighborhood into a workforce housing development under the Live Local Act.

The Hanover Company intends to build 196 one-bedroom and 108 two-bedroom apartments on the 7.27-acre site at 3100 22nd Ave. N. The development firm will designate all 304 units for those earning up to 120% of the area median income (AMI).

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Experts discuss affordable housing at USF Summit

Civic leaders and experts in housing gathered Wednesday at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg for the Florida Housing Summit, an initiative to bring together government, industry and nonprofit leaders to examine the state of housing affordability in Florida. The Summit, an initiative of former Senator Jeff Brandes’ non-partisan Florida Policy Project, drove dialogue and education around opportunities and challenges in the housing market.

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