Earlier this week, the St. Petersburg Development Review Commission approved Skyway Village, a mixed-use development in the Skyway Marina District. The venture will involve demolishing most of a 380,000-square-foot facility that exists on the 34.3-acre build site.
The city’s Planning & Zoning Board is set to deliberate on the proposed land use amendment for “Water’s Edge” on October 3. This transformative project is earmarked for the 22.4-acre site situated at 1600 S.W. 80th Terrace.
Florida Polytech University hopes to break ground on a new engineering building in spring 2024. The 40,000-square-foot venture, named the “Gary C. Wendt Building,” will cost $15 million to complete, per the Tampa Bay Business Journal.
Earlier this May, Orlando was deemed one of the most pickleball-obsessed cities in the country. Now, a conditional permit will allow an 8,900-square-foot facility to double as an indoor/outdoor pickleball court.
DoubleBranch, formerly known as Pasco Town Center, will host its official groundbreaking ceremony later this October. The massive mixed-use development will cost more than $2 billion to complete, and it’ll generate an economic impact of more than $600 million.
