Downtown Clearwater at stake as Pinellas opens land to developers
Downtown Clearwater control is at stake as Pinellas opens land to developers.
Downtown Clearwater control is at stake as Pinellas opens land to developers.
City officials say the $50M EVO project has no formal proposal or approvals.
Leasing follows the tower’s 2025 sale as upgrades begin along Dale Mabry.
Residents urge leasing to keep control as Clearwater land moves toward redevelopment.
The bond-backed deal includes a 10-year school use restriction.
A 224-unit apartment project with retail space breaks ground in New Port Richey.
Berth expansion will allow more ships and increase cargo capacity at Port Redwing.
Vacancy falls as demand holds and supply tightens across Tampa Bay office market.
Zoning shift would allow light industrial development on a 2-acre site near the airport.
Back Nine plans indoor golf venue in South Tampa warehouse.