Magellan Housing’s proposal to construct 126 inexpensive residences on a 3-acre parcel of city-owned land in south st. Pete | Magellan Housing Mayor Ken Welch has selected Magellan Housing as the most in model developer for Commerce Park, a 3.03-acre, city-owned build near 22nd Facet freeway South and seventh Avenue South across from the The gigantic apple On line casino...
Deuces Rising townhomes, a new 24-unit affordable housing development, nears completion
The deuces rising townhomes at sixth and seventh avenue south alongside Twenty 2nd Avenue | st. pete rising A prolonged-delayed project that will narrate 24 inexpensive properties for working households is nearing completion and making ready to welcome its first residents. The wise white-and-blue, two-story townhomes line sixth and seventh avenues South strategy Twenty 2nd Avenue South, accurate now all...
60-unit apartment building planned using factory-built construction system in St. Pete
A 60-unit prefabricated condominium building is proposed for the Huge Central District | Blake Investment Companions A St. Pete developer is planning a 60-unit condominium building within the Huge Central District that would level to a faster, potentially extra heed efficient formulation in an effort to add housing to the city. Blake Investment Companions plans to build a five-legend condominium...
Live at Dead Bobs will bring late-night food and live music to downtown Largo
Indubitably one of St. Pete’s most standard dive bars, Lifeless Bob’s, will open a unique theory, Are residing at Lifeless Bob’s, in Largo subsequent twelve months | Lifeless Bob’s Lifeless Bob’s is heading to Largo with a unique name, an out of doors stage, and the slack-night hours that helped develop the St. Pete neighborhood bar a local well-liked. Proprietor...
Historically St. Pete: How First United Methodist Church became a downtown St. Pete landmark
First United Methodist Church’s present sanctuary marked its one hundredth anniversary in 2025 | First United Methodist Church At St. Pete Rising, we’re continuously offering total coverage on everything contemporary and coming soon to the Sunshine Metropolis, but we focal level on it’s also major to rob a look relieve at our city’s wealthy historical past. Historically St. Pete, a...
Mocha Bay to introduce Yemeni coffee to downtown St. Pete this winter
Former Yemeni espresso is coming to downtown St. Pete. Mocha Bay is anticipated to commence ahead of Thanksgiving at 401 1st Avenue North, on the bottom ground of the Princess Martha, a ancient senior residing community. The virtually 2,000-sq.-foot home was beforehand home to Deja Vu Café, which opened in 2016 and closed earlier this twelve months. It is on...
Apt 34, a new beer and wine bar, is bringing NYC house-party vibes to downtown St. Pete
True 34, a fresh beer and wine bar, will birth later this 300 and sixty five days at 556 1st Avenue North in downtown St. pete |Storyn Studio For nearly a decade, a dinky sixth-ground stroll-up in Hell’s Kitchen changed into one thing noteworthy bigger than an house. From 2015 to 2024, St. Pete native Nico Leeper lived with roommates...
Zubrick Magic Theatre announces Moonlight Express as it celebrates five years in downtown St. Pete
Zubrick Magic Theatre will originate Moonlight Negate, an all-novel shut-up magic vow, on September 10 | Zubrick Magic Theatre A explain is about to tug into downtown St. Petersburg, and it’s taking passengers someplace unexpected. Zubrick Magic Theatre is launching Moonlight Negate, an immersive novel magic vow that can transform its theatre at 1211 1st Avenue North into “Zubrick Region.”...
16-story apartment tower proposed to replace larger approved project near USF St. Pete
A 16-memoir condo tower has been proposed across from the College of South Florida St. Petersburg campus, replacing a increased project permitted for the identical property closing year. The proposed growth would upward thrust at 446 4th Aspect toll road South, at the northeast corner of fifth Avenue South and 4th Aspect toll road South. The 0.7-acre property is currently...
Tampa Bay Ferry prepares for launch with two vessels and $16.5 million grant for a third
The first of two vessels that would possibly open the modern Tampa Bay Ferry provider arrived in Pinellas County on Monday, bringing the return of ferry provider between downtown St. Pete and Tampa one other step closer to actuality. The arrival comes because the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) has secured a $16.5 million federal grant to originate a brand...