Prospective Tropicana Field developers refine plans for the 86-acre site

The two prospective Tropicana Field master developers have tweaked their plans on how they vision the redevelopment of the prime 86-acre downtown property. 

This month, St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch submitted 15 additional questions to the Miami-based Midtown Development team and Sugar Hill Community Partners group. The new questions focus on hot topics ranging from affordable housing, equity and the future of the Tampa Bay Rays to the potential impact on the interstate system. 

TDC discusses market’s lack of meeting space as conference sector surges

St. Petersburg College opens collegiate high school downtown

New company makes a splash with electric paddleboard tours

Multifamily developer buys property near Mirror Lake

Pinellas County’s housing program finds challenges, successes

St. Petersburg is not alone in its fight to address the affordable housing crisis - as Pinellas County has committed $25.5 million in funding through its Penny IV Affordable Housing program for nine current projects, seven within the city.

The Board of County Commissioners evaluated the Penny IV Affordable Housing program during Thursday’s work session, covering its progress, challenges and topics for further discussion. Commissioners also analyzed key initiative metrics, the approval process and heard project updates.

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