96-unit affordable housing project proposed for 18th Avenue in South St. Pete

96-unit affordable housing project proposed for 18th Avenue in South St. Pete

The City of St. Petersburg has received an unsolicited offer to redevelop a city-owned lot in south St. Petersburg.

Green Mills Group, an affordable housing developer, and Advantage Village Academy, Inc., a not-for-profit organization founded and based in St. Petersburg, have partnered up to submit an offer to purchase a 2.1-acre site fronting 18th Avenue South at 21st Street. The team is proposing a 96-unit affordable housing project across from Tangerine Plaza.

Green Mills Group has previously developed two affordable housing developments in St. Pete’s Historic Kenwood neighborhood, Burlington Place, a 53-unit building at 3155 Burlington Avenue North which opened in 2017, and Burlington Post, an 86-unit building at 3201 Burlington Avenue North which opened in 2018.

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