Sundial deal finalized; here’s what the buyer plans to do next

The 85,357-square-foot Sundial retail and dining center in St. Petersburg officially has a new owner. 

The Florida-based Paradise Ventures group closed on the Sundial property Tuesday in a $21.13 million deal. Paradise CEO Mike Connor told the St. Pete Catalyst there was additional consideration for intangible property and goodwill.

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City leaders from across the country talk growth at Development Summit

In light of the explosive development sweeping the region, the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Tampa Bay and the St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership hosted the first-ever St. Pete Development Summit to shed light on how other cities have managed growth.

Held Tuesday at the James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art, the summit sought to show how decisions can impact an area’s quality of life and alter a sense of place, equity, values and culture. Several business, along with political and community leaders from throughout the region attended the summit, hoping to glean helpful information from outside their communities.

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