The city of St. Petersburg will spend $300 million over five years to address the city’s long-neglected sewer system, and likely will need to spend up...
Pinellas Affordable Living Inc. plans to build 20 apartments for low-income and homeless people with special needs in the Historic Uptown neighborhood north of downtown St....
The St. Petersburg City Council has tentatively approved a $640.8 million operating budget for the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1. The spending plan reflects the...
Surveys showing loneliness is at a peak in the United States are shaping plans for Riverwalk Place, a luxury condominium project in downtown Tampa. The 53-story...
The St. Petersburg City Council has given the go-ahead to two very different housing developments for the city. Meeting as the Community Redevelopment Agency, city council...
For months, the St. Petersburg City Council has spent hours debating a solution to the affordable housing crisis in the form of a “lockbox” affordable housing...
Last week, the City of St. Petersburg unveiled a comprehensive plan to address housing affordability. It was a wonderful event attended by a large cross-section of...
While St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman’s term doesn’t end until 2022, he may already be in the business of legacy building. Kriseman stood alongside Deputy Mayor...
Two influential players in the global marina industry are poised to make a big investment in Commerce Park, an economically challenged area of south St. Petersburg....
A community conversation to address affordable housing in St. Petersburg drew several potential ideas to create more places where middle and low income city residents can...
