Waterfront home in St. Pete’s Snell Isle listed at $13 million
Actress Rhonda Shear is selling her nearly 10,000-square-foot St. Pete mansion.Original Article
Archive for month: June, 2023
Former Sen. Jeff Brandes’ Florida Policy Project offers housing crisis solutions
A report from the former senator's non-partisan research institute includes recommendations tackling Florida's housing crisis at a local level.Original Article
Homebuilding starts to pick back up as buyers adjust to new pricing norms in tight market
After months of slowdown in the wake of weaker buyer demand, homebuilders are starting to pick back up on construction — and feeling more confident about the housing market since mortgage rates surged last year.Original Article
Council takes first step toward bringing 19 townhomes to west St. Pete
The amendment allows for increased density on the site where the applicant intends to build 19 townhomes.Original Article
Ellington Place to bring 220 apartments to St. Petersburg
The units will average between 500 and 600 square feet and will feature limited parking.Original Article
$2B housing tax credit proposal targets affordable homes
Advocates are pushing for a tax credit that would target owner-occupied housing in low-income areas.Original Article
Indian Rocks Beach waterfront home sells for $10 million
The beachfront home sits on the area known as The Narrows, which spans from the Intracoastal Waterway to the Gulf of Mexico.Original Article
Developers bringing small, furnished apartments to St. Pete/Tampa say they’ve found ‘the right formula’
The developers building small, furnished apartments near Water Street Tampa and St. Petersburg’s Grand Central district believe the formula behind their projects will set them up for success as the market shifts.Original Article
Firm of former Home Shopping Network CEO pays $17 million for Palm Beach mansion
The home last sold more than 25 years ago.Original Article
Large multifamily projects aim to transform underutilized St. Pete properties
Two projects in St. Pete could bring nearly 2,500 units to the city.Original Article