Shipping container homes coming to downtown St. Pete
A new developer has taken over a project first proposed in 2021 — and the shipping container homes could be one solution to St. Pete's affordable housing crisis.
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A new developer has taken over a project first proposed in 2021 — and the shipping container homes could be one solution to St. Pete's affordable housing crisis.
A historic Pass-a-Grille Beach apartment building — which a developer once proposed knocking down to build a controversial hotel — has been sold to a new owner who is planning minor renovations to the property. The nine-unit apartment building on Eighth Avenue, once considered for the development of a project known as Holloway Hotel, has sold to 102 8th Avenue LLC for $4.4 million, according to Pinellas County property records. It was built in 1925, and the sale price breaks down to approximately…
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