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These beautiful gathering spaces further help the City gain recognition across various healthy city metrics. The sources base their rankings on presence of parks, air quality, health system quality, healthy food availability, insurance coverage, mental health care density and walkability and bikeability, among other factors.
Nationally, the 100 most populous cities invest $133 on average per person on publicly accessible parks. St. Petersburg currently invests $213 on average per person on publicly accessible parks, and the positive impact of the investment is rewarded; St. Petersburg earned the #1 ParkScore in Florida and ranks 14th among 100 of the nation’s largest cities. Nearly 4 in 5 (78%) residents live within a 10-minute walk of a park.
A variety of assets contribute to the unique and vibrant feeling that emanates from live music halls, performance venues, street buskers, museums, galleries and murals on building facades.
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Recent culinary additions and announcements by local restaurant groups indicate great interest in new investment as well as repeat investment in St. Pete.
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Over the past 10 years, Downtown’s workforce has grown by 36% and its residential base by 24%. With that volume of growth comes the positives associated with achieving critical mass, but it also brings a need for enhanced curb appeal, cleanliness and hospitality support — above and beyond standard City services.
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Downtown St. Pete and its surrounding districts form a dynamic tapestry of culture, history, innovation and community. Each district offers a distinct personality shaped by the people, businesses and stories that call it home.
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Mobility is crucial to any urban center’s success. St. Petersburg’s favorable mobility ratings, with a Redfin Walkscore of 90 and Bikescore of 93, far exceed their downtown peers per the International Downtown Association.
LEARN MOREThese beautiful gathering spaces further help the City gain recognition across various healthy city metrics. The sources base their rankings on presence of parks, air quality, health system quality, healthy food availability, insurance coverage, mental health care density and walkability and bikeability, among other factors.
Nationally, the 100 most populous cities invest $133 on average per person on publicly accessible parks. St. Petersburg currently invests $213 on average per person on publicly accessible parks, and the positive impact of the investment is rewarded; St. Petersburg earned the #1 ParkScore in Florida and ranks 14th among 100 of the nation’s largest cities. Nearly 4 in 5 (78%) residents live within a 10-minute walk of a park.
A variety of assets contribute to the unique and vibrant feeling that emanates from live music halls, performance venues, street buskers, museums, galleries and murals on building facades.
LEARN MORERecent culinary additions and announcements by local restaurant groups indicate great interest in new investment as well as repeat investment in St. Pete.
LEARN MOREOver the past 10 years, Downtown’s workforce has grown by 36% and its residential base by 24%. With that volume of growth comes the positives associated with achieving critical mass, but it also brings a need for enhanced curb appeal, cleanliness and hospitality support — above and beyond standard City services.
LEARN MOREDowntown St. Pete and its surrounding districts form a dynamic tapestry of culture, history, innovation and community. Each district offers a distinct personality shaped by the people, businesses and stories that call it home.
LEARN MOREMobility is crucial to any urban center’s success. St. Petersburg’s favorable mobility ratings, with a Redfin Walkscore of 90 and Bikescore of 93, far exceed their downtown peers per the International Downtown Association.
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