This past June, Florida YIMBY reported on Sunset Palms Luxury Townhomes, an upscale housing development in St. Petersburg. Developed by husband-and-wife duo Max and Kaitlin Vollmer, the venture will deliver five three-bedroom residences spanning 1,950 square feet. Now, we’ve learned of another venture in the developers’ pipeline, a project called “Historic Kenwood Homes”.
Belleair Development Group is set to revitalize the 98-year-old Westminster Presbyterian Church in St. Petersburg’s Old Northeast neighborhood. The property, vacant for over a decade, will be transformed into a single-family home and two townhomes. Originally designed in 1926 by architect Archie Parrish, the site has been a local historic landmark.
St. Petersburg officials have approved a boutique condominium project that will also preserve a historic home built in 1937.
A five-story penthouse-only condominium is scheduled to break ground on Treasure Island, Florida. The Pearl, scheduled for a 2025 release, will feature four full-floor penthouses that offer “unobstructed 180-degree ocean views and private access to one of the widest sections of the barrier island”.
Officials recently broke ground on the highly anticipated Sprowls Horizon Sports Park, a 39-acre sports complex in Pinellas County.
