Infrastructure & Development

PNC Bank is opening a new branch at 400 Central as downtown St. Pete continues its rapid growth.

The Whitt has opened in Riverview with 211 new units and full amenities for families and professionals.

More than half of homes in the United States lost value in the past year. New data from Zillow shows that 53% of all homes are worth less than they were 12 months ago. It is the highest level of value loss since 2012. The headline looks negative. The story under it is more complex.

LGE Design Build, a leading architecture, engineering and construction firm based in Phoenix and Dallas, has opened a new office in Tampa as part of its national expansion. The office at 442 W. Kennedy Blvd. will serve as the company’s East Coast hub. LGE enters Florida with nearly 500,000 square feet of logistics development projects

Residents voice concerns over the scale, parking and flood risks tied to the proposed Magnolia Hotel and Residences in Hyde Park.

A Tampa pilot led by SkyTL and ACCIONA uses AI to detect water quality threats before they impact drinking water operations.

Lazydays plans to delist from Nasdaq following its sale to Campers Inn, ending decades as one of Tampa Bay’s most recognized public companies.

The University of South Florida has released new renderings of the TGH Center for Athletic Excellence, a 150,000-square-foot football operations facility that will anchor the university’s $348 million on-campus stadium project. The complex is scheduled to open in fall 2027 and will serve as the future home of USF Football. The new building will be

PNC Bank names Tampa Bay a key region in its $2 billion national branch expansion plan.

The University of South Florida’s long-planned Fletcher District is one step closer to reality after receiving approval from the Florida Board of Governors. The mixed-use project will transform an underused section of the Tampa campus into a walkable destination for students, faculty and the community. USF released four new renderings of the project, which will

Defense contractor Orion Edge is moving its headquarters to Tampa, investing $20M and adding 20 high-wage jobs.

Mayor Jane Castor maps out how Tampa will manage growth through new transit, funding partnerships and smart infrastructure investments.