Charleston developer to build apartments in Sarasota County

The project will occupy 21 acres and include a clubhouse and pickleball courts.Original Article

St. Petersburg to spend $19 million on 24 affordable homes in The Deuces

“In the private sector, this would just never be done," Councilmember Ed Montanari said before voting against the project.Original Article

$4.1 million home sale is highest in Polk County history

The home was originally listed for sale at $6.25 million in 2021.Original Article

Jacksonville homebuilder launches sales in first West Florida community

Dream Finders Homes plans to build single-family homes and townhouses in Seaire, a 3,000-home master-planned community in Manatee County.Original Article

St. Pete celebrates affordable townhome community opening

Namasté Homes and the city of St. Pete celebrated the opening of an affordable townhome community in South St. Pete.Original Article

Exclusive: Ultra-luxury spec home priced at $21 million hits the market on Davis Islands

Developer Joel Kassewitz, husband of Tampa Bay Buccaneers co-owner Darcie Glazer Kassewitz, said he sees an opportunity to create an ultra-luxury real estate market in Tampa.Original Article

Developer has new vision for luxury tower One Park Sarasota after air rights battle

Less than a week after launching sales, more than 40% of condos are presold.Original Article

Central Florida expert sounds off on what it will take to tackle affordable housing crisis

Catherine Steck McManus, president and CEO of Habitat for Humanity Greater Orlando & Osceola County, appears on the Florida Business Minds podcast to discuss the affordable housing crisis — and why little progress is being made in Central Florida.Original Article

Tampa Bay residents need to save for more than six years to buy a house, report says

Here's what Tampa and St. Petersburg residents need to save to afford a down payment on a home.Original Article

St. Pete receives $600K to aid homeowners impacted by Hurricane Idalia

The funds will be available through the city’s Housing Rehabilitation Assistance Program.Original Article