Tampa Bay development

Blake Investment Partners details its office delivery plan for the Historic Gas Plant District.

Greystar’s endorsement adds institutional weight to Blake’s Gas Plant District redevelopment bid.

WM of Florida is planning an $88 million redevelopment of its Tampa material recovery facility site in East Ybor. The project would replace the function of the existing plant with a larger, more automated recycling operation designed to expand processing capacity. The project is planned for an 11-acre site at 1400 N 35th St. Plans

Three coordinated housing projects move forward across Tampa Bay in Tampa, St. Petersburg and Lithia.

Babby commits to an April 2029 Rays ballpark and a mixed-use development plan.

A new rental community adds 284 homes to Parrish as Tampa Bay housing growth pushes south.

Plans have been filed for The Gaspar, a 23-story residential tower proposed for a constrained downtown Tampa site.

A new 95 home community opens in Palmetto with pricing starting at $329,990 and no CDD fees.

St. Petersburg opens a competitive proposal window for redevelopment of the Historic Gas Plant District.

The projects defining where Tampa Bay’s growth, capital and urban density are headed in 2026.

Moss acquires Ellison Construction, expanding capacity as Tampa Bay development accelerates.

A D.C. based firm has acquired Luxe at 1820, a 300 unit apartment community east of downtown as Tampa’s growth keeps attracting national buyers.