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Downtown St. Petersburg has undergone unprecedented expansion in the last year, with gigantic cranes hanging over construction sites throughout the city and more businesses outgrowing office space. The St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership presented its 2022 downtown development plan on Tuesday, which emphasizes the city’s residential and commercial activity as well as its implications for the …

The Downtown St. Pete Development Guide for 2022 Read More »

The facts back up what so many in the area are seeing – the Sunshine City is in the midst of a historic period of expansion, according to the St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership’s 2022 Downtown St. Pete Development Guide. The handbook is aimed at developers, property owners, investors, employers, and entrepreneurs, with the goal of …

The Downtown Partnership Has Published The St. Pete Development Guide For 2022 Read More »

Following a series of approvals from city commissioners, a mixed-use development at the end of Corey Avenue in St. Pete Beach is one step closer to reality. Corey Landing will contain 243 Class-A residential apartments, a 5,000-square-foot restaurant, a public park, and 12,000 square feet of retail and commercial space, according to the project. The …

The Building Of A $100 Million Mixed-Use Project Near St. Pete Beach Is Moving Forward Read More »

The St. Petersburg Area Economic Development Corp., entrusted with attracting new firms and assisting existing ones, has announced over 2,000 new positions in the city since its founding five years ago — and it expects that number to skyrocket in the coming years. At its fifth annual meeting Thursday at the Don CeSar, the St. …

KNOWEDC Highlights New Companies Relocating To St. Pete, With The Goal Of Keeping The Momentum Going Read More »

Governor Ron DeSantis announced today that the Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO) will award the City of St. Pete Beach $2 million in Florida Job Growth Grant funds. This money, together with a $2 million match from the city, will be used to complete the renovation of the city’s sewerage infrastructure, allowing for hotel and …

Governor Ron Desantis Announces A $2 Million Grant To The City Of St. Pete Beach To Help Local Businesses Grow Read More »

Many small businesses have been hit hard by the pandemic, and now those in the Tampa Bay area are suffering even greater difficulties. More than 30 mom-and-pop shops in South St. Petersburg’s Skyway Marina Mall are facing an uncertain future. For years, 34th Street South’s Skyway Marina Mall functioned as a one-stop shop for antiques, …

Businesses In The Skyway Marina Mall Have Been Compelled To Relocate In Order To Make Room For Development In South St. Pete Read More »