Downtown St. Pete Development Update: March 2014
/The future of Downtown St Pete is big and bright. Construction has been rampant so far in 2014. Read more to get the latest construction updates!
Read MoreThe future of Downtown St Pete is big and bright. Construction has been rampant so far in 2014. Read more to get the latest construction updates!
Read MoreThe Sol, an apartment project being developed by the NRP Group on a parking lot once owned by the Tampa Bay Times, is now named Beacon 430. The project is located at 430 3rd Ave S and consists of 326 apartments ranging from studios to three bedroom units between 600 and 1,200 square feet. The project is two blocks west of Campbell Landings and one block from the Harbour's Edge apartment project.
Read MoreAccording to the St.Petersburg Tribune, the Development Review Comission(DRC) approved a 16 story, 72 unit condo tower slated to be built on 145 4th Ave N in Downtown St.Petersburg.
The $40 million project would have 13 residential floors above a three floor parking garage.
Many neighborhood associations opposed the proposed project because they believe it is too large for the historic neighborhood. However, the Walker Whitney Plaza condo tower is less than a block away and is of similar size with 56 units on 13 floors.
To read more about the 145 4th Ave N Project click here.
The apartment building formerly known as Bayway Aprtments have a new name: Modera Prime 235. This property is being developed by Mill Creek Residential of Dallas, TX and will consist of studios, one bedroom, and two bedroom units.
The development features a parking structure, two rooftop lounges with city views, a pool, and a two story fitness studio.
Read MoreFrom the Tampa Bay Times-
"Downtown St. Petersburg seems to have grown a forest of construction cranes in the past few weeks. Several large projects are rising on what were once vacant lots or parking lots. All of the projects, which are in various stages of building, will be rentals and are scheduled for completion later this year or in 2014. Photographer Chris Zuppa took these aerial photos on June 29 to show progress on each."
See more photos of Downtown St.Petersburg construction projects here.