March 18, 2025

Multi-million-dollar renovation completed for 12-story City Center office tower in downtown St. Pete

March 18, 2025/ Veronica Brezina

The 12-story City Center office tower in downtown St. Petersburg has a fresh, modern look following a multi-million-dollar renovation.

The 242,115-square-foot Class A office building at 100 2nd Avenue South now features a contemporary atrium lobby, upgraded amenities, and state-of-the-art facilities.

The building, owned by Feldman Equities and its joint venture partners City Office REIT Inc. and Tower Realty Partners, has officially completed its renovation. This week, the owners unveiled a first look at the upgraded amenities and modernized features.

February 27, 2025

Inside the 2025 Downtown Development Guide: Grappling with growth amid market headwinds

February 27, 2025/ Veronica Brezina

New zoning changes, the sweeping rise of commercial and residential development, and the promise of revitalizing neighborhoods are molding the ever-evolving identity of the Sunshine City.

This Tuesday, the St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership released its 2025 Downtown St. Pete Development Guide, an annual resource tool providing a snapshot of the latest economic and commercial activity to encourage public and private stakeholders to spur healthy growth in the area.

"The data, trends, and projects on the horizon really comprise the blueprint for how we continue to grow with purpose, intention, and resilience," Mayor Ken Welch said during the Partnership's Development Summit hosted at the new EDGE Collective office building next to the Moxy Hotel.

November 07, 2024

49-story Waldorf Astoria Residences approved by St. Pete development commission

November 07, 2024/ Veronica Brezina

Shovels may hit the ground in the future for the 49-story Waldorf Astoria Residences in downtown St. Pete, which would become the city's first hotel-branded luxury condominium.

During a Tuesday Development Review Commission meeting, commissioners unanimously approved the site plan, floor area ratio bonuses, and a building height bonus for the massive tower that would rise at 150 2nd Avenue South.

With the new approval of the DRC and recent passing from the City Council acting as the Community Redevelopment Agency, the team will need additional approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).