Sugar Hill Group releases new plans for Tangerine Plaza

cliggittvaluation • Apr 10, 2024

The Sugar Hill Group, chosen by former Mayor Rick Kriseman nearly four and a half years ago, has unveiled their third set of plans for the redevelopment of the Tangerine Plaza shopping center in South St. Petersburg, once home to a Walmart Neighborhood Market. The new plans include a 10,000+ square foot grocery store and 115 units of affordable housing. Roy Binger and Rev. Louis Murphy of Sugar Hill, joined by a partnership with New Urban Development, are rallying community support ahead of their presentation to the city council in the coming weeks. Despite negotiations with potential grocers, concerns from some council members linger regarding project delays and the viability of securing a long-term grocery tenant for the space.

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Three new projects announced at Tampa's Water Street

By cliggittvaluation • 29 Apr, 2024
Strategic Property Partners has revealed plans for three new Water Street projects. Water Street has been a massive area of redevelopment and growth in Downtown Tampa and now developers are focusing on adding three new buildings. The projects will expand the area considered to be Water Street out to another block north and west with a focus on making Water Street an entertainment, sports, and business hub. Across from Amalie Arena there are two parking lots where SPP plans to build an “entertainment destination which builds on the energy and excitement" of the arena, according to a release from the company. The property will be mixed use and have a multi-level parking garage, offer a variety of entertainment-oriented uses, and a select service hotel. The second planned project is a high-rise condo building which is planned to be the tallest at Water Street Tampa. The building will also include a club concept that has a social and fitness focus. A third tower that is in the works will be a trophy office building – of which is 90% leased already. The property will have retail and green space on the ground floor. SPP has said utility and road work has already been started, and the utilities/road work for the three properties can be expected to be completed by spring of 2025.

St. Pete Beach TradeWinds’ resort expansion vote postponed

By cliggittvaluation • 16 Apr, 2024
Tradewinds St. Pete Beach Expansion Vote Delayed - Tampa Bay Business Journals

Darryl Shaw’s Ybor Harbor gets first approval from City Council

By cliggittvaluation • 12 Apr, 2024
Ybor Harbor, Darryl Shaw's waterfront vision, gets preliminary nod from Tampa City Council - Tampa Bay Business Journal Darryl Shaw's vision for downtown Tampa's waterfront, known as "Ybor Harbor," received initial approval from the Tampa City Council. The approved plan includes a comprehensive amendment and rezoning to develop approximately 33 acres along the Ybor Channel. The centerpiece will be a public waterfront area featuring 100,000 square feet of open space with amenities like a boardwalk, restaurants, retailers, and green areas. Additionally, the project will incorporate 500,000 square feet of office space, 800 hotel rooms, 150,000 square feet of retail space, and 4,750 residential units, with 10% designated for affordable housing. More information can be found with the Tampa Bay Business Journals at the link above.
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