Official plans, renderings filed for Waldorf Astoria Residences

A Miami-based developer has formally submitted plans to the City of St. Petersburg that, if approved, would add a 49-story Waldorf Astoria-branded condominium tower to the downtown skyline.

According to documents obtained by the Catalyst, the mixed-use development would soar 534 feet above 150 2nd Avenue South. That would make it the tallest building in St. Petersburg.

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New SunRunner stop will be close to The Pier

The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) broke ground Friday on a new SunRunner station in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg, marking another expansion of the region's first bus rapid transit system.

The new station, located near the Sundial parking garage at 150 1st Avenue N., is expected to be up and running by the end of 2024, giving residents and visitors closer access to popular destinations like the St. Pete Pier, Beach Drive and the Cross Bay Ferry.

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