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  1. Sixty-four percent of people who responded to an American Institute of Architects Tampa Bay survey said they expect demand for architectural services in Tampa Bay to increase this year.
  2. In 2022 the state added 25,000 single-family homes and 39,966 multi-family rental units. But a new report from the University of Florida’s Shimberg Center for Housing Studies shows that may not be enough to keep up with population growth.
  3. AER, a luxury apartment tower, under construction pictured in Tampa on Wednesday, March 13, 2024.
  4. Ayesha Evans pauses while on the phone before attempting to appeal an eviction notice with her son, who is inside the Hillsborough County Courthouse in Tampa, on Feb. 13.
  5. For decades, Pine Key, also known as Beer Can Island, has been a popular boating destination.
  6. Speaker of the House Paul Renner, left, and Senate President Kathleen Passidomo embrace following the traditional "sine die" hanky drop to mark the end of the 2024 Florida legislative session on Friday in Tallahassee.
  7. An art piece is pictured in front of the Faena Miami Beach on Nov. 12, 2022. The Faena is one of many historic Art Deco buildings in Miami Beach that would be more difficult to preserve under legislation heading to the desk of Gov. Ron DeSantis.
  8. Hannah Hockman, 25, is the new face of the historic Beach Theatre in St. Pete Beach.
  9. The Beach Theatre on Corey Avenue in St. Pete Beach is shown in this 2021 photo. The theater has recently sold and the new owners plan to use it to show movies and theater productions.
  10. Real estate Investor Ben Mallah chats with attendees to his Real Estate Raw seminar on Feb. 24 in Tampa.
  11. 1198 Mandalay Point is a private estate at the north end of Clearwater Beach. It borders Caladesi Island State Park.
  12. An aerial drone looking east towards downtown with the St. Petersburg Police Department headquarters on left, as construction begins for The Central, a major downtown development on the 2.1-acre site of the former St. Petersburg Police Department on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2024 in St. Petersburg.
  13. Aerial photo of damage in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian on Sept. 29, 2022, in Fort Myers.
  14. The exterior of the Dairy Inn is seen in 2023.
  15. Zach Pace, left, and Ro Patel will soon open Ten Rooms, an ambitious new dining and retail destination inside El Centro Español in Ybor.
  16. Keylon Lovett stands near his childhood home, which was abandoned and later sold, on Feb. 14 in St. Petersburg.
  17. The Tampa Housing Authority broke ground Thursday on two towers that will add 188 affordable units to the West River project.
  18. A row of damaged and destroyed homes is seen on Estero Boulevard on Fort Myers Beach. Condominium associations near Florida’s coast will get access to $175,000 per association in state funds for stormproofing projects under a House bill that’s nearing the finish line.
  19. Eric Wear, owner of Dania Beach-based Extreme Window Systems, installs impact doors and windows at a Deerfield Beach home on April 13, 2023. The popular My Safe Florida Home program is expected to resume taking applications on July 1, but many homeowners might find it more difficult to secure grants of up to $10,000 for stormproofing their homes.
  20. The Jackson House in August 2023.
  21. An aerial view of the east side of Beer Can Island off the coast of Apollo Beach in 2021.
  22. St. Petersburg resident Lon Ethington shares his story of flooding and struggles with elevating his home with officials while attending the Resilience Community Listening Session on Navigating Flooding Challenges on Tuesday at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital's Research and Education Building in St. Petersburg.
  23. Construction continues with more homes being added to the Lennar at Bryant Square subdivision near Bryant Park Drive on Feb. 1 in New Port Richey.
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