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The Rosemary District continues its streak of bring one of the hottest submarkets on the gulf coast of Florida with the announcement of a 76 key hotel slated to break ground in 2016.
Here’s what to expect for the Channel district’s newest development, and why the developer isn’t concerned about a potential oversupply of apartments.
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Developers finally going to break ground on new Channel District apartment project called Channel Club. The mixed-use project will include the district’s first grocery store, a 37,600-square-foot Publix. The 21-story, 323 unit project will be located on the corner of East Twiggs Street and Meridian Avenue and will break ground in February 2016.
DUNEDIN — The long-vacant former Nielsen Media Research campus may soon see some activity.
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Developer Primerica Group One wants to build 280 high-end apartments, 56 townhomes, 7,200 square feet of retail space and 44,600 square feet of office space on the 23-acre parcel.
Primerica has billed the project “Dunedin Commons.”
The former Nielsen site, at 375 Patricia Ave., has been empty since 2005.
Dunedin is a smaller city in the Tampa Bay area that is really off the beaten path. It has great waterfront access and a small downtown district that has been thriving in recent years and the addition of a multifamily project to the area should have a positive effect on the community.
The developer who proposed a 52-story tower on the site earlier this year has officially purchased the property, and TBBJ has all the details.
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A joint venture of Feldman Equities and Tower Realty Partners paid $12.05 million for the 1.47-acre site at the intersection of South Ashley Drive and Brorein Street in downtown Tampa.
The proposed project will be 31 stories with waterfront restaurants, 215,000 sf of office and 203 apartments.
Single-family homes built-for-rent starts increased to approximately 9,000 for the third quarter of 2015, compared to about 7,000 for the same period of 2014. However, the single-family built-for-r…
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Single-family homes built-for-rent starts increased to approximately 9,000 for the third quarter of 2015, compared to about 7,000 for the same period of 2014.