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How Long to Redevelop the Rays’ Home Turf in St. Petersburg? Mayor Kriseman Won’t Say
Published on March 8, 2019 by Josh Solomon of the Tampa Bay Times
Mayor Rick Kriseman said the redevelopment of Tropicana Field is imminent.
That was back in 2018.
And yet the critical first step in the process — asking companies to compete for a city contract to develop the potentially lucrative 86-acre site — hasn’t happened and may not happen any time soon. Even though Kriseman said it would more than a year ago.
Now the mayor says that timeline for developing perhaps the most important piece of real estate in the city was “optimistic.”
Developer's Council Recap: Can preservation and development offer mutual benefits?
Earlier this week, we were joined by our friend and local historian, Monica Kile, to take a trolley tour of St. Pete, highlighting historic properties that are
For Rays’ partner Hines, $6.5B stadium development will be ‘transformative’
Hines is working alongside the Rays to lead a monumental 20-year, $6.5 billion plan for a stadium and mixed-use development on the Trop site.
Development stakeholders hear the power of partnerships
A group of national experts from WSP urged local developers to form partnerships long before breaking ground when seeking project funding.
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