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  1. New 24-story residential tower to break ground in downtown St. Petersburg
    Mar. 1• Business
    This rendering shows 334, a new residential tower scheduled for construction at 334 Second Ave. S in St. Petersburg.
  2. The Florida housing market is booming. Is a crash ahead?
    Feb. 25• Real Estate
    Realtor Carol Hasbrouck poses for a photo at a home she recently sold in the Allendale neighborhood, Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021 in St. Petersburg. The house went under contract less than three days after she formally listed it, a quick turnaround that has become typical in today's market.
  3. Meet the Tampa Realtor behind this viral, honest house listing
    Feb. 25• Real Estate
    Realtor Philippa Main poses Wednesday outside a property she represents. Main's humorous listing for the home went viral. "Here it is, literally the worst house on the street!" she wrote.
  5. St. Petersburg selects proposal for downtown municipal building
    Feb. 19• St. Petersburg
    St. Petersburg officials chose a partnership between Third Lake Partners and Echelon to purchase and redevelop the existing Municipal Services Center on Central Avenue and Fourth Street and build a new one several blocks away.
  6. Multi-millionaire French heirs to Hermès fortune own stake in Tampa rental houses
    Feb. 19• Real Estate
    Fred Akers, 63, in front of his Tampa rental home. His home is one of many rental homes in the area that is owned by a real estate investment company that counts several heirs to the French luxury goods company Hermès among its investors.
  7. Purchase of now-deserted Tampa Park Apartments closes for $28.5 million
    Feb. 19• Real Estate
    More than 300 families were relocated from Tampa Park Apartments ahead of its sale to Ybor City developer Darryl Shaw, who put up more than $800,000 to help residents pay moving costs and expenses. The housing complex was one of the last places close to downtown Tampa with rents low enough for low-income families, seniors and people on disability benefits.
  8. St. Petersburg and Pinellas seek consultant to negotiate with Rays
    Feb. 18• St. Petersburg
    St. Petersburg is looking to hire a consultant to help it negotiate with the Tampa Bay Rays.
  9. Pasco County rent relief program reaches cap in less than 2 hours
    Feb. 17• Real Estate
    Pasco County opened up the applications for rental assistance, funded by the federal government, on Wednesday.
  10. Biden extends pandemic help for homeowners while renters wait
    Feb. 16• Health
    President Joe Biden speaks in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington.
  11. Here’s how much Tampa Bay cities, counties got for pandemic rent relief
    Feb. 11• Real Estate
    A few pedestrians walk near Tampa City Hall. The city is one of several local governments that is receiving millions in federal funding for rent relief during the coronavirus pandemic.
  12. After years of delay, Jordan Park redevelopment finally moving ahead
    Feb. 10• Pinellas
    The bungalows of Jordan Park ,the remaining original section of St. Petersburg's first Black housing complex, will be demolished by the St. Petersburg Housing Authority as part of a $72 million redevelopment . Pinellas County commissioners on Tuesday approved moving ahead with a $38.8 million bond issue to help finance the project.
  13. Water Street’s Tampa Edition hotel tops out at 26 floors, aims to open this year
    Feb. 8• Business
    The Tampa Edition hotel and residences (center, with a 'Water Street' banner on the front side) have topped out at 26 stories and are expected to open in late 2021.
  14. Hillsborough to extend south county growth moratorium
    Feb. 5• Hillsborough
    Businesses and homes are pictured on State Road 674 on Aug. 27, 2020, in Wimauma. Thursday night, Hillsborough Commissioners delayed proposed changes to growth-guiding land plans for Wimauma and Balm following criticism at two public hearings.
  15. These celebrities live around Tampa Bay
    Feb. 5• Life & Culture
    Clockwise from top left: Kenan Thompson, John Cena, Sara Blakely, Dave Bautista, and Tom Cruise. All live around Tampa Bay.
  16. Tampa vacation rental bookings up for Super Bowl despite pandemic, Bucs participation
    Feb. 4• Real Estate
    Jared Higginbotham and J-Ryan Stewart, co-owners of short-term rental management company Teal Door Hosting, pose for a portrait outside a renovated Airstream rental property in Tampa on Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021. Stewart said that within 72 hours after the Super Bowl teams were announced about 90 percent of their Tampa properties were booked.
  17. Hillsborough kills ‘corporate welfare’ program for residential developers
    Feb. 4• Hillsborough
    Aerial photo of homes and new construction in the Southfork Lakes subdivision in Riverview. Wednesday, Hillsborough commissioners voted to end a program that shifted a greater share of water and sewer connection costs from developers to homebuyers.
  18. Hillsborough considers tenant bill of rights
    Feb. 4• Hillsborough
    Hillsborough County Commissioner Kimberly Overman is shown during Nov. 16, 2020, commission meeting. On Wednesday, she proposed a renter's bill of rights for Hillsborough County residents.
  19. These celebrities live around Tampa Bay
    Feb. 3• Life & Culture
    Clockwise from top left: Kenan Thompson, John Cena, Sara Blakely, Dave Bautista, and Tom Cruise. All live around Tampa Bay.
  20. 10 super Tampa Bay houses on sale Super Bowl week
    Feb. 3• Business
    An exterior look at the home owned by Derek Jeter at 58 Bahama Circle on Davis Islands on April 3, 2020 in Tampa. Bucs quarterback Tom Brady has rented it from Jeter.
  21. CDC officially extends eviction moratorium through March
    Feb. 2• Business
    In this Tuesday, Dec. 8, 2020 file photo, Dr. Rochelle Walensky, speaks during an event in Wilmington, Del., to announce President-elect Joe Biden's health care team. Walensky, 51, an infectious-diseases specialist formerly at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, became CDC director on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
  22. Bill Edwards sells one Snell Isle home, takes other off market
    Feb. 1• Real Estate
    St. Petersburg businessman Bill Edwards placed two neighboring homes on Snell Island up for sale for a combined nearly $20 million in 2020. He recently sold the smaller of the two, pictured right.
  23. St. Petersburg tossed these two Tropicana Field site proposals. Why?
    Jan. 29• St. Petersburg
    This rendering shows an apartment complex that served as the centerpiece of a bid to redevelop St. Petersburg's Tropicana Field site by developers Silver Hills Development and Edwards Communities Development Company. The bid was rejected because its limited scope did not meet the city's strict criteria for proposals.
  24. In dense Tampa Bay cities, scarcity fuels demand for commercial property
    Jan. 27• Business
    The Tampa Bay Times production facility is located at 1301 34th St. in St. Petersburg. The 350,000-square-foot complex on 27 acres will be sold after operating for 61 years. The company has signed a three-year agreement with Gannett to print the newspaper in Lakeland.
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