Tampa Bay City Living is moving forward with an upscale eight-unit townhome development near St. Petersburg’s EDGE district. The unnamed development will comprise three-bedroom residences measuring 2,400 square feet each.
Four-and-a-half acres of the Jim & Heather Gills YMCA in St. Petersburg could soon be developed in a venture known as “Whitney Village.”
Construction has started on the Strumm Place Townhomes in St. Petersburg, FL. The venture, expected to be move-in ready by early 2025, will comprise nine townhomes in three buildings.
Plans are underway for Junction Townhomes, a housing development in St. Petersburg’s Central Oak Park neighborhood. Upon completion, the 10-unit development will offer homes measuring 1,378 to 1,600 square feet.
The Hanover Co. hopes to get approval for an affordable housing development in St. Petersburg. If given the green light by city officials, the Houston-based developer could replace a retail plaza with 304 units.
