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Move-ins begin at Pinellas County car condominium (PHOTOS)

| Jo-Lynn Brown

Motocave, a car condominium community designed for automotive enthusiasts, has begun move-ins at its location on Gandy Boulevard, in St. Petersburg.

The development spans 3.75 acres and includes 43 customizable car condo units, across five buildings, totaling 55,000 square feet. Ten units are still available, ranging from 960 to 1,300 square feet.

The property also features a 2,200-square-foot community clubhouse with custom artwork by local artist, Ron Francis.

Motocave, developed by DDA Development, Mosk Development Company and Commercial Partners Realty, offers car owners a secure, customizable space for vehicle storage. The community caters to a growing trend of car condo communities, providing enthusiasts a place to store and enjoy their vehicles.

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