Commissioners disapproved of more than doubling the site’s density without additional information.
The 17.25-acre property was formerly home to the St. Petersburg College Allstate Campus.
"A combination of evictions and condemnation proceedings will likely be used to remove any remaining residents."
A developer based in South Florida can now build up to 776 housing units at the site.
The 20-unit development will serve 24 residents with special needs who earn just 30% to 60% of the area median income.
A local developer can add four stories to a tower in downtown St. Petersburg that once included short-term rentals, despite one city council member calling it...
Residential neighborhoods in St. Petersburg could soon see 10-story mixed-use buildings adjacent to single-family homes, following changes to the state’s Live Local Act. Districts and structures...
Recent reports have noted that a new state grant would prevent St. Petersburg from redeveloping Albert Whitted Airport for at least 20 years. That is an...
Builders continue turning to west St. Petersburg for developable space in a city known for its scarcity of vacant land. At their April 3 meeting, city...
St. Petersburg zoning officials believe new density bonuses will foster more cohesive construction and support the tree canopy in traditional neighborhoods. The proposed residential land development...
