“Income will not be a barrier to get in there.”
"We need to be in the neighborhoods where people need us.”
The 20-unit development will serve 24 residents with special needs who earn just 30% to 60% of the area median income.
A local nonprofit will continue operating from one of the area’s most underserved communities after Pinellas County officials agreed to relinquish the building it leases in...
Pinellas County Commissioners decided Tuesday how to spend $10.5 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding designated for nonprofits, which led to ardent debate over who...
New statistics showing development, housing costs, relocation and remote work data vividly illustrate how housing in St. Petersburg has drastically changed in recent years. Numbers, as...
Following an ardent discussion over what organizations made the cut, Pinellas County Commissioners approved the initial allocation of the American Rescue Plan Act Nonprofit Capital Project...
Two weeks after it allocated nearly $24 million to affordable housing projects, the St. Petersburg City Council distributed another $9.1 million to create social service hubs...
While people across St. Petersburg are struggling to secure affordable housing, one segment of the population is particularly vulnerable to soaring rents – seniors. According to...
After receiving statewide recognition for dedicating 76% of American Rescue Plan Act funding to affordable housing solutions, St. Petersburg City Councilmembers have now allocated $23.8 million...
