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”.
The Residences at 400 Central in St. Petersburg has officially topped out at 46 stories, marking a significant milestone in the construction of the 515-foot-tall tower, which is now the tallest residential building on Florida’s Gulf Coast and the tallest structure in St. Petersburg. Once completed, the mixed-use building will feature 301 luxury condominiums, ground-floor retail spaces, and commercial offices, with occupancy expected by mid-2025.
A retail plaza with buildings constructed in the 1960s and 1970s could be replaced with a project dubbed “2157 Flagler Residences”. WR Flagler LLC has proposed an eight-story venture comprising 197 apartments ranging from 524 to 1,056 square feet.
South Miami leaders are considering 13th Floor Investments for a $309 million redevelopment project that would transform the city’s municipal complex. The project’s design is by Miami-based Corwil Architects, with Coral Gables-based RJ Heisenbottle Architects serving as the historic preservation consultant. Known as The Link at SoMi, the mixed-use development would include municipal offices, residential apartments, commercial space, a park, and the restoration of a historic building.
The third phase of a student housing community simply known as “Residence Hall” has finished construction in Lakeland. The community, made possible by a partnership between Capstone Development and Florida Polytechnic University, started construction in spring 2023.
