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A new mixed-use building is coming to Tampa's Water Street as part of the second-phase of the project.
A one-acre park will serve as an anchor for community gatherings
Thousands of properties have sold since last storm season. What happened to them?
A wine shop, bar and specialty grocer will open in the downtown St. Pete space early next year.
The boutique hotel remains open, but the Dewey restaurant has been shuttered since last year’s storms.

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  1. A new mixed-use building is coming to Tampa's Water Street as part of the second-phase of the project.
  2. An aerial drone view looking west from Gulf Blvd towards the Gulf of Mexico on Thursday, June 5, 2025 in St. Pete Beach. On left is 77th Ave, in center is 78th Ave, on right is 79th Ave, with Gulf Blvd pictured at bottom. Several storm damaged homes on this block have sold since last hurricane season.
  3. A new specialty wine shop, gourmet grocer and wine bar is the first announced commercial tenant at 400 Central, a 46-story condo and office tower along the 400 block of Central Avenue in downtown St. Petersburg.
  4. Pass-a-Grille's Berkeley Beach Club has been sold to new owners.
  5. Patrick Zalupski is seen in this undated photo from the University of Florida.
  6. Downtown St. Petersburg is seen in August of 2024.
  7. Old Pasco Road is among several construction projects underway in Pasco County. The county has been expanding for decades, and the boom is probably here to stay.
  8. The entrance to the Apopka Police Department Training Facility is seen from Cleveland Street on July 2. The gun range is surrounded by high fencing, barbed wire and residential subdivisions — many built after it was established in 1989. Another subdivision is planned for land near the range, and police Chief Michael McKinley has said that as the number of houses increases, so do complaints about the noise.
  9. Remnants of damaged homes and flooded vehicles mingle on Fort Myers Beach after Hurricane Ian made landfall in 2022.
  10. Brixmor Property Group shared renderings for a redeveloped Britton Plaza in May. The company says they are in the early stages of development.
  11. Eligible St. Petersburg homeowners can now receive a full reimbursement for private lateral repairs that can cost over $7,000.
  12. Cognac, a new French bistro in downtown St. Petersburg, opened in February.
  13. A for sale sign is seen in front of a home along Sixth Avenue North in the Kenwood area in 2020 in St. Petersburg.
  14. New York-based Red Apple Group is building a 46-story condo and office tower along the 400 block of Central Avenue in downtown St. Petersburg.
  15. An exterior view of the Manhattan Casino, 642 22nd St S, on Monday, Nov. 7, 2022 in St. Petersburg. The Manhattan Casino's management has changed many hands since the city bought the historic building in 2002.
  16. Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill in Clearwater Monday aimed at providing relief to condo owners facing rising maintenance costs four years after the collapse of the Champlain Towers South in Surfside.
  17. Thomas John “TJ” Palma, a Tampa entrepreneur, is seeking a companion on Peacock's popular "Love Island USA," a summer reality dating show set in a villa in Fiji.
  18. The 208-unit Indigo Apartments at 801 Chestnut St. in Clearwater.
  19. The Vinoy Resort, Thursday, June 22, 2023, in St. Petersburg.
  20. A rendering shows the Tampa Bay Sun's vision for a women's professional soccer stadium in Ybor City. The team is partnering with Tampa business leader Darryl Shaw on the project.
  21. A 540 space parking garage is now open at 1301 Central Ave. in St. Petersburg. It is part of a larger development called The Central.
  22. The former Ed White Hospital, at 2323 Ninth Ave. N., will provide 60 one-bedroom, four two-bedroom and seven studio units for seniors earning up to 60% of the area median income. It will also serve as the St. Petersburg Housing Authority’s new headquarters.
  23. The Landing is expected to take “luxury living to the next level” with a mix of wellness, leisure and community for its members, according to a news release.
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