The St. Petersburg Housing Authority (SPHA) and Blue Sky Communities have teamed up on a new affordable housing complex in Pinellas County. The Hartford will comprise 95 residential units––a 102 percent increase from the original 47 units proposed. Communal amenities could include pickleball courts and shuffleboard.
Ram Realty Services and Pinnacle Communities have filed a pre-application for Aventana, a 16-story residential tower in Miami’s Ojus district.
Pickleball isn’t the only popular sport emerging in South Florida. Icon Padel Aventura could soon bring additional padel courts to the region.
A South Florida-based developer hopes to get approval for Trinity Sierra Bay, an age-restricted housing development in Miami’s Goulds neighborhood. The complex would offer 234 apartments split between two buildings, measuring five and seven stories above grade.
Developers hope to get final approvals for the Preserve at Wards Creek, a 19-acre affordable housing complex in St. Johns County. Our sources report that the venture would offer 288 residences, with floorplans ranging from two-bedroom to four-bedroom units.
