Pinellas County declared 17 downtown Clearwater parcels surplus and set an April 29 town hall as it prepares a competitive sale process that could reshape the city center.

Tampa's Motor Enclave plans a Sarasota outpost of its luxury garage‑condo concept, pitching deeded, climate‑controlled workshop units to collectors and hobbyists. The move follows growing local demand for purpose‑built vehicle storage and hobby space.

Live Nation will operate a new concert venue at Gasworx, the 50‑acre redevelopment west of Ybor City, expanding Tampa's mid‑size live‑music options.

Orlando Health is building a 10,865‑sqft freestanding ER at SR 54 and Henley Road in Lutz with exam rooms, imaging, lab services and an ambulance bay. The project ties into a larger hospital expansion in nearby Wesley Chapel.

Tampa's Rivergate Tower has a new owner. Andrew Wright's Ally Capital Group says it will spend millions updating the downtown landmark.

Leestma Management has filed Chapter 11 after its Bradenton Beach marina project ran into receivership and financing trouble. Court records show the company will operate as debtor-in-possession while a plan is prepared.

A 19‑acre commercial parcel at Oakfield sold to Kolter and Casto, setting up neighborhood retail and accelerating Parrish’s master‑planned growth.

Kolter Multifamily filed plans for a 280‑unit Alton apartment project in Brandon, adding nearly 300 rental homes to the Tampa Bay suburbs.

Alterra IOS quietly closed on five Florida outdoor‑storage sites, expanding its Tampa and Orlando footprint while scouting more deals on the Space Coast. Institutional interest is reshaping local yard markets.

West Village Commons in Carrollwood sold for $14.9M to Zar Capital Group. The 60,234‑sf center is shadow‑anchored by EoS Fitness and was marketed by RIPCO.

A new NAR analysis finds STEM and technical workers top Tampa Bay homeownership while service-sector workers lag amid high prices and tight supply.

Council will hear a $21.8M bid for a Howard Avenue police annex and consider tweaks to the Rome Yard redevelopment at the April 2 meeting.

Pasco County raised developer fees for tree removal and rewrote its tree code, creating a dedicated mitigation fund and new permitting rules.