Tampa developer makes $70 million land buy in Pasco County
The land will become a master-planned community with thousands of homes and millions of square feet of commercial space.Original Article
These are the 2021 Best Real Estate Deals in Tampa Bay
The Business Journal has revealed the honorees of its inaugural Best Real Estate Deals awards.Original Article
Apartment rents are on the rise nationally. Here’s how the Tampa Bay area is faring.
An analysis by The Business Journals found that among 50 of the largest metropolitan statistical areas in the U.S., rents grew more than 10% between the first quarter of 2020 and the third quarter of 2021. Here's how we stack up locally.Original Article
Designs revealed for St. Pete’s Sankofa Project
The community is being asked to give the Sankofa Vision Group feedback on the designs for St. Pete’s Sankofa Project, the first new construction of the Deuces Rising development.Original Article
40 under 40: Steve Fiske, iApartments
Steve Fiske is the co-founder/chief product officer at iApartments.Original Article
Apartments in St. Pete’s historic Kenwood sell for $125 million
It's the latest in a spate of nine-figure apartment sales on both sides of Tampa Bay.Original Article
Tampa real estate maven Andrew Wright buys downtown St. Pete’s Hotel Indigo
Andrew Wright's Ally Capital Group plans to completely transform the property — and a Tampa restaurateur will add a new concept to the hotel.Original Article
First signs of parity in housing market begin to emerge
For more than a year now, many parts of the country have seen home values skyrocket more than 20 percent due to a variety of factors. Finally, signs of an equilibrium may be on the horizon.Original Article
Developer of ONE, Saltaire plans a new 41-story luxury condo tower in downtown St. Pete
The Covid-19 pandemic has only strengthened demand for luxury condos in St. Petersburg, says one of the city's most prolific developers.Original Article
Tampa City Council votes on new code mandating sidewalks
A new code would require developers to pay into a citywide fund if they decide not to build a sidewalk.Original Article