A Houston-based developer plans to transform a commercially zoned plaza in St. Petersburg’s North Kenwood neighborhood into a workforce housing development under the Live Local Act....
In March, an interdenominational faith-based advocacy group penned an open letter criticizing Mayor Ken Welch’s efforts to address a lack of affordable housing in St. Petersburg....
A St. Petersburg-based company is Florida’s largest co-living developer and plans to invest an additional $30 million into its naturally occurring affordable housing stock by 2027....
Former Sen. Jeff Brandes, a moderate Republican known for working across the aisle and unabashedly calling out state leadership, scored the recently concluded legislative session a...
Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) often housed elderly family members in the mid-20th century; however, soaring costs now have many homeowners utilizing the space as short or...
A family in St. Petersburg’s flood-prone Shore Acres neighborhood recently received the city’s blessing to transform a .35-acre, single-family lot into two parcels with elevated homes....
The St. Petersburg City Council denied a public appeal to stop plans moving forward for a 25-story luxury tower that allows condominium owners to offer units...
Dozens of St. Petersburg stakeholders gathered Tuesday afternoon to celebrate recent development projects and discuss ways to foster smart growth in a rapidly evolving city. The...
Multiple Development Review Commissioners empathized with residents whose townhomes will soon abut a 21-story mixed-use tower; however, they ultimately approved the project as it met St....
The Treasure Island Yacht and Tennis Club has sold for the second time in less than five months since St. Petersburg business mogul Bill Edwards abruptly...
