Two Tampa Bay medical office buildings sold for a combined $12.85M, and buyers plan quick move‑ins with only minimal renovations. The deals reflect steady demand for clinical‑ready space.

Pendry Tampa’s concrete frame has climbed above its podium along the Riverwalk, revealing new hotel floors, façade work and developer plans for a $45.5M penthouse. Construction, financing and luxury amenities are advancing in downtown Tampa.

Dream Finders CEO Patrick Zalupski appears on Forbes’ 2026 billionaires list even as his homebuilder’s stock slid and his purchase of the Tampa Bay Rays reshapes his assets. The mix of public shares and private sports ownership is what moved the needle.

Austin‑based NinjaOne is relocating its Tampa‑area office from Oldsmar into Bridgeport Center in Westshore, occupying roughly 43,400 square feet this fall.

A new Bradenton police headquarters is taking shape downtown, with officials projecting a late‑2026 opening and aerial photos showing visible progress.

Philip Morris U.S. will open a $50 million Business Solutions Center at Highwoods Bay Center in Tampa, creating about 180 high‑skilled jobs and consolidating several operations.

About half of Florida’s vacant homes are held for seasonal use — roughly 741,000 units — shrinking the pool of homes available to year‑round buyers and renters.

A Nashville developer pitched Skyway Flats: 174 income-restricted apartments at 3600 34th St S with rents from $512 and a county funding request set for March 24, 2026.

Signed contracts rose 1.8% in February as affordability eased slightly, but the rebound is uneven — a few metros and the Midwest led the gains.

Webull moved its headquarters from New York to St. Petersburg and bought a 157,755‑sq‑ft Carillon Parkway building, citing talent and quality of life over Miami's crowded market.

PMG Affordable was chosen to redevelop four acres in North Downtown Tampa into 1,150 homes, with roughly 70% dedicated to affordable and workforce housing.

A 2,533‑sq‑ft Starbucks drive‑thru is rising at the former Econo Lodge on North Dale Mabry; crews are on site and permit records show work is underway.

St. Petersburg has asked consultants to study whether a downtown convention center — possibly on the 86‑acre Tropicana Field site — would make economic sense.