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St. Petersburg Approves Allowing Some Single-Family Homes to become Multifamily
The City Council on Thursday approved allowing owners of nearly 3,000 properties in the urban core to turn them into up to four residences.
The sweeping zoning change is intended to increase housing in a water-locked city experiencing a growth spurt. After 2½ hours of impassioned remarks, most from residents who were adamantly against the changes, the council approved the change in a 7-1 vote.
“It’s a reasoned, thoughtful approach,” said Jason Mathis, CEO of the St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership. “It’s a way to add some additional density in a way we can measure and see what happens.”
Thanks to support from our members and board, we are making significant progress on the priorities we identified in our 2024 Work Plan.
Here’s why the St. Pete Downtown Partnership supports the Rays/Hines stadium deal
The Historic Gas Plant District deserves a master planned, mixed income, complete neighborhood that can be a global example of smart urban design.
Developer's Council: Resources for Downtown's Unhoused Community
At our last Developer's Council meeting, we focused on the city’s efforts to assist unhoused residents and the effects of the recently signed law taking effect
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