City officials are purchasing over five acres from St. Petersburg College (SPC) to build approximately 105 affordable townhomes, with 30% reserved for students and faculty. St....
St. Petersburg administrators are updating their city-owned land policies and hope to help fund affordable housing initiatives by selling surplus parcels. However, homeowners abutting slivers of...
St. Petersburg’s mayoral administration hopes to provide some long-sought-after clarity for developers seeking to acquire city-owned parcels, particularly after a failed bid to build a Moffit...
After serving the area for 70 years, the Parc Center for Disabilities is undergoing what Michelle Detweiler called a rebirth. Detweiler, the St. Petersburg stalwart’s president...
Weeds are the only thing that has grown vertically nearly eight months after local leaders broke ground on a long-awaited South St. Petersburg affordable townhome development....
While Sarasota-based The Pickleball Club’s first of 15 planned locations will open in Lakewood Ranch in less than a week, its owner has always eyed St....
Former Mayor Rick Kriseman had a front-row seat for eight years as St. Petersburg transformed into a thriving tourism, tech, arts and cultural destination. However, other...
County and city officials continue pooling resources to create quality affordable housing, and some residents of the latest success story are expressing their gratitude. Pinellas County...
As congregations continue declining, and costs continue rising alongside property values, more church officials are looking to excess land as a much-needed funding source. Members of...
The culturally significant Deuces Corridor once faced perception issues that hindered redevelopment, and stakeholders in Midtown St. Petersburg must now overcome zoning challenges and lengthy processes....
