Real estate trends, Part 3: St. Petersburg makes progress toward housing equity

The Urban Land Institute annually gathers local and national industry leaders and development visionaries to offer key insights into forces shaping the real estate industry in the Tampa-St. Petersburg area. The Feb. 4 ULI Tampa Bay 2021 trends conference showed that St. Pete is well-positioned to meet much of what’s ahead in the industry.

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VINTAGE ST. PETE: The Earl Gresh Wood Parade

The announcement in 2020 that the St. Petersburg Melting Pot fondue restaurant had closed for good led, perhaps inevitably, to a closer examination of the quaint, English cottage-style building that housed the fondue restaurant for 32 years, and its place in St. Pete history.

Before the Melting Pot moved into 2221 4th Street North in 1988, it was the home – for about 11 months – to a restaurant called Iggy’s Place. Prior to that, it was briefly called the Stateside Restaurant.

Ep 46 – Artspace Tampa

With Peter Lefferts & Alex Sink

Political Party with Adam Smith: Jolly and Crist could face off again, this time for governor

"I'm building out an infrastructure to run for governor of the state of Florida as an independent candidate in the next cycle, and Charlie's decision doesn't change that whatsoever," said former Republican U.S. Rep. David Jolly. "I'm spending this year building out the infrastructure so that I can make a final decision towards the end of this calendar year."

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