Tampa Bay Development News & Major Projects

A fully leased Sarasota industrial park has been sold as demand for small bay space grows across the region.

UTampa is moving ahead with a new riverfront science building that will replace older campus facilities and add modern labs and teaching space.

A major student housing project is now underway near USF, bringing new units, modern amenities and fresh investment to North Tampa.

The University of South Florida’s Muma College of Business is expanding its real estate offerings with new graduate concentrations and a proposed Master of Science in Real Estate that could start in fall 2027. The degree is moving through the university and state approval process. USF already offers an undergraduate real estate minor that launched

Whole Foods leads the first wave of tenants joining Torburn Partners’ major redevelopment of Sarasota Square.

Jebcore Companies closed a $4.5M deal for a 69 acre Ruskin site with plans for a multi use waste management campus.

New data shows Tampa’s multifamily market outperforming the Sun Belt and staying ahead of national averages in Q3.

The Academy of the Holy Names is investing $8.2 million in a new Health and Wellness Center at its South Tampa campus.

Taylor Morrison plans to open seven new communities across Hillsborough, Pasco and Manatee counties, in 2025, adding more than 3,300 homes to the Tampa Bay area. The expansion includes the builder’s first developments in Plant City, Apollo Beach and Hudson, alongside new projects in Palmetto and Parrish. Homes will range from the $300,000s to the

LD&D, a Miami- and New York-based interior design and development firm, has unveiled the final renderings of its new luxury residential tower, DoMo, located in downtown Tampa’s Tempo district. The 28-story tower is part of the $200 million, Cass Square, mixed-use development. DoMo will offer 360 luxury apartments, with units ranging from studios to three-bedroom

The Cordova Inn, at 253 2nd Ave. N., in downtown St. Petersburg, celebrated its groundbreaking.  The new construction will be five stories tall and sits next to the original hotel. It will bring the Cordova Inn’s total rooms to 97, when complete.  There are also plans for a restaurant on the first floor and a

Ellison Development has announced a major, community-driven, mixed-use project, centered around a new YMCA building. The development plans include a new 110,000-square-foot Central City YMCA facility, a hotel, residential units, with 10 percent reserved for affordable housing, and office and retail space, spanning more than 6 acres. Casey Ellison, chief executive officer of Ellison Development,