The girl in the window Three years ago detectives and a social worker arrived at a dilapidated house in Plant City and made a heartbreaking discovery: A tiny girl living in a dark closet.
Criss Angel escapes as Spyglass crumbles
Thousands on Clearwater Beach watch and wonder as Criss Angel escapes the Spyglass Resort just before the building is demolished in a series of explosions.
Best Super Bowl moment? To commemorate the Super Bowl's return to Tampa Bay next February, we chose 25 nominees for the most memorable play in the championship game's history.
The real estate market might stink for sales, but a local company is betting big that the rental market remains strong. Phillips Development and Realty, a Tampa-based company, purchased two sites in Brandon and Riverview and plans a pair of projects worth $61-million.
"The Tampa-area rental market is growing significantly despite softness in other sectors," said Donald Phillips, managing director of the company, in a release announcing the projects Wednesday.
The company plans to build two projects. Phillips Delaney Creek, on 49-acres near the intersection of Progress Boulevard and Falkenberg Road in Brandon, will include three- and four-story buildings housing 290 apartments. The project is projected to cost $30-million. At Phillips Magnolia Park, to be built on a nearby 19-acres, the company plans another 300 units at a cost of $31-million. Both projects are expected to break ground later this year.
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