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$40.85M approved for affordable housing projects
Six developments will receive federal disaster recovery dollars for 645 affordable rental units across St. Petersburg.

Miramar Resort eyes winter opening on St. Pete Beach
The company is aiming for a December opening but is giving itself some room.

Places This Week: Coffee Pot Bayou home brings $5.5M
The Catalyst’s weekly roundup of notable Pinellas County real estate news.

Improvements to Dunedin preserve in works, but future upgrades unclear

State kicks in $750,000 for Belleair Bluffs public works facility

EVO project clears another hurdle in Clearwater
Myrtle Development LLC is a Church of Scientology-affiliated development company.

PTM Partners secures $125 million loan for EDGE Collective phase two
Real estate investment and development firm PTM Partners has closed on a $125 million construction loan from an affiliate of GID to finance EDGE Collective II. According to a prepared statement, the development will be “a 330-unit Class AA multifamily high-rise including 19,000…

Ground broken for Azalea Cay multi-family community
The first phase of the approximately 1,000 unit project will feature 341 apartments.

$5M preservation program remains stalled in St. Pete
Little has changed since City Council and the Community Planning and Preservation Commission discussed restarting the program in 2025.
St. Pete proposes $40.85M for affordable housing
St. Petersburg is proposing $40.85 million in federal disaster-recovery funding for six housing developments that would create 543 affordable units and rehabilitate another 102. Demand far exceeded available money: 34 projects sought $246.7 million from a roughly $42 million…

Apartments & Improvements At S.R. 56/Meadow Pointe Blvd. Under Construction
Meadow Pointe Blvd. is once again seeing significant construction activity, with a new apartment community going up just south of S.R. 56, and some much-needed improvements coming to the north-south […]
