St. Croix Capital Companies enters Tampa market with building acquisition

St. Croix Capital Companies, an Austin-based commercial real estate firm, has entered the Tampa market with the acquisition of 303 N. Rome Avenue, in Tampa’s North Hyde Park.

The 6508-square-foot building, acquired in December, is home to three tenants including Rome & Fig Global Bistro, Bottlesmith and Synergistiq Wellness.

“Location, tenant quality and remaining term on in-place leases made this an attractive acquisition for us,” said Jeremy Peterson, senior vice president, Austin, and Tampa market president, St. Croix Capital Companies, in a statement. “Although a small investment, the stability of this asset will act as a backbone for our future operations in Tampa.”

Peterson is responsible for the firm’s acquisition and leasing activities in Tampa including sourcing, structuring, negotiating, financing and closing investment and development opportunities.

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