Anyone with $500 could invest in a $6.8 billion proposal to redevelop Tropicana Field and the surrounding area.
"That’s why we put in the proposal the option for the Rays to stay, which we hope they will.”
"We’ve got a responsibility to move both intentionally and quickly.”
"We continue to explore, identify and review the most impactful avenues to develop the Historic Gas Plant District.”
City officials did not address a new Historic Gas Plant District redevelopment proposal at the meeting.
The Tampa Bay Rays' new ownership group, if they choose to stay beyond 2028, will have significant space to build a new stadium.
'We can’t wait for opening day, April 6, in a re-opened Tropicana Field, and celebrating the community’s resiliency.”
Rob Higgins, the University of South Florida's new CEO of Athletics, is changing how the program measures success.
County Administrator Barry Burton said the team has "done a lot of work to really get serious and zero in on the project needs."
The city and business owners began benefiting from what was then the Devil Rays in 1998, as they drew thousands of people to a previously underdeveloped...