Pinellas County continues attracting new residents, and the overwhelming majority are choosing to live in St. Petersburg. The tagline for Thursday evening’s 2024 State of the...
The city-owned, neglected Tangerine Plaza has remained mostly empty since a Walmart Neighborhood Market vacated the expansive property at 1794 22nd St. S. in 2017. The...
Help is just a walk away for thousands of South St. Petersburg residents, as the city’s first Community Support Hub has officially opened its doors. Myriad...
A local development firm’s modified plans for a much anticipated $124 million redevelopment project in South St. Petersburg received unanimous approval Wednesday afternoon. St. Pete-based Stoneweg...
City Councilmember John Muhammad has had a change of heart. In late December, he told the Catalyst that he fully intended to launch an election campaign...
Since 2017, city officials have worked to reestablish a grocer along a culturally significant corridor in South St. Petersburg known for its lack of fresh food,...
Local government subsidies will now account for over a third of the cost of developing 60 affordable and workforce housing units in South St. Petersburg. Bruce...
A local development firm is celebrating the completion of its first workforce housing project, the Sixteenth Square Townhomes, and the homeownership opportunities it provides. St. Petersburg-based...
A new South St. Petersburg housing development will provide 60 affordable and workforce units – with 12 reserved for those making just 50% of the area...
When construction of Interstate 175 began in the late 1970s, South St. Petersburg neighborhoods were bifurcated. According to city reports, nearly 4,000 people – and 2,700...
