Rays Outline Housing, Workforce Plans Tied to Tampa Ballpark
The proposed plan extends community benefits beyond the stadium district.
The proposed plan extends community benefits beyond the stadium district.
New terms raise the Rays’ share to about 60% and cut the direct public contribution by $100 million.
The 53-acre mall could add 1,765 homes, a hotel and a new 14-block street network.
The proposal still needs four council votes as key repayment terms remain unresolved.
Seven public parcels could become a 178-unit mixed-use affordable housing development downtown.
The proposal would add homes, jobs and industry to one of Pasco County’s largest undeveloped sites.
The team’s new images make the case for a ballpark built to work well beyond baseball.
New renderings reveal the office district planned alongside the Rays’ proposed ballpark.
Emerald at MetWest completes a 32-acre mixed-use campus in Tampa’s Westshore district.
Plans call for a new law center, hotel, housing and retail at the Tampa property.