How the SunRunner will reshape St. Pete’s housing

The implementation of the Live Local Act, promoting density in industrial areas, along with other pro-development legislation is paving the way for how the City of St. Petersburg is planning to build out the commercial corridors within the SunRunner route.

The 10.3-mile bus rapid transit line traverses throughout the city, connecting downtown to St. Pete Beach. Land use and transportation planning agency Foward Pinellas and the city's transportation department are focusing on two main sections of the overlay that could bolster the desired housing inventory - 22nd Street and 32nd Street.

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Pop up! What’s coming to the Oyster Bar space?

The Oyster Bar’s owners relocated the seafood restaurant after spending the past 25 years in downtown St. Petersburg; its replacement will change with the seasons.

Frank Clemente, an experiential architect and design strategist, has overseen the transformation at 249 Central Avenue. The Crafty Hospitality Group, which owns the Crafty Squirrel next door, will open a rotating pop-up bar in the vacated space.

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