The Nolen is a luxury housing development coming to Saint Petersburg, Florida. The project, valued at $50 million, will offer a 23-story tower with 31 residences. Condos begin on the tower’s fourth floor and continue all the way to the 22nd floor. The 23rd floor offers two penthouses. Each residential floor features two homes.
SkyWay Lofts is expected to open in March 2022, according to the venture’s website. The two-building, mid-rise community will offer 16 one-bedroom units and 49 two-bedroom units, a total of 65 residences. Units come with energy-efficient appliances, kitchens, storage closets, and private bathrooms.
New renderings reveal interior spaces of the residential amenity offerings at Orange Station, a planned large-scale mixed-use development addressed as 1301 1st Avenue North located in St. Petersburg’s EDGE District. Designed by Tim Clemmons of Place Architecture and developed by Edge Central Development Partners, a joint venture between DDA Development, J Square Developers and Backstreets Capital, LLC, the development is projected to yield five buildings including 103 residential units with workforce housing, approximately 106,000 square feet of office space, 21,400 square of retail space, a pubic plaza and a private-public use parking garage fit for 600 vehicles.
Palm Beach-based real estate development and investment firm Kolter Urban announces the launch of sales at Art House St. Petersburg, a 42-story luxury condominium development located at 200 Central Avenue in the heart of Downtown St. Petersburg. Designed by SB Architects with interiors by ID & Design International, the 450-foot-tall residential tower will become one of the tallest in the city and include 244 spacious, luxury residences with several unique floor plans and three floors of penthouses. Art House will showcase an impressive collection of private resident amenities, an architecturally striking covered entry with a three-story 28-foot arrival plaza, approximately 6,000 square feet of street-level retail/restaurant space with frontage on Central Avenue and a 482-space parking garage.
Last November, the City of St. Petersburg issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the redevelopment of a 2.02-acre site near Tropicana Field in the Intown Redevelopment Area. The RFP was issued following an unsolicited offer by New York City-based developer Atlas Real Estate Partners. Outgoing Mayor Rick Kriseman has selected Dynasty Financial Partners to purchase the property for $6.25 million, which is specifically located at 910 2nd Avenue South and is comprised of nearly 88,000 square feet. The property is bound by Dr. M.L.K. Jr. St. S on the east, 3rd Ave. S. to the south, 10th St. S. to the west and 2nd Ave. S. to the north, and was previously being utilized as a parking lot leased to the Tampa Bay Rays.
