Station House Expanding in the Central Arts District of Downtown St. Pete
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In 2014 when Station House opened its doors, it was seen as one of the more ambitious reuse projects in Downtown St. Pete. Housed in a historic building erected in 1911, which was originally used as a fire station, a hotel called the Holland Hotel, and then a train station, Station House was seamlessly transformed into 5 floors of tech, food, co-work and pop-up space. Nearly two years after its opening, Station House’s office suites are now 100% occupied with approximately 30 people on the waiting list.
Building on their tremendous popularity, owner Steve Gianfilippo will take Station House’s success to the next level by expanding the concept into the trendy Central Arts District of Downtown St. Pete.
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Pre-leasing is now underway at 3rd & 3rd, a 33-story apartment tower expected to welcome its first residents in mid-December in downtown St. Petersburg.
The 262-unit building is located at 235 3rd Street South across from the Publix-anchored University Village shopping center. Third Lake Partners, along with St. Pete-based developer Echelon, are developing the project.
KAST Construction broke ground on the tower about two years ago.
3rd & 3rd will include one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom residences, including three four-bedroom penthouses, along with a 330-space parking garage and approximately 15,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space.
One-bedrooms are currently priced from $2,730 to $3,075 a month, while two-bedroom residences start at $4,570 and three-bedroom units start at $8,585.
The development is already 20% reserved, according to Echelon Senior Vice President of Development Cody LeClair.