What will become of historic property in South St. Pete?

The City of St. Petersburg has received three proposals to create affordable housing at the former site of a cultural landmark along 22nd Street South, colloquially known as the Deuces.

The now-vacant, .68-acre property at 951 22nd St. S. was once home to several African American-owned businesses during the city’s Jim Crow era. The Royal Hotel served Black professional baseball players and entertainers who headlined the Manhattan Casino, less than a quarter of a mile north.

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Here’s what will be lighting up the sky, without reservations, fees or obligations.

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