Tampa invites residents to join an advisory team for the restoration of the Sanchez y Haya Building, offering community benefits in line with a 2023 agreement.

St. Petersburg's Deuces area is set for redevelopment, with affordable housing, a community event space, and respect for cultural history, while promoting sustainability and economic vitality.

Tampa started the West Riverwalk project to enhance pedestrian connections and safety between the west side and downtown, initiating construction with a ceremony.

Tampa officials and partners began developing the Residences at East End, a project adding nearly 200 affordable housing units in East Tampa for families earning 22-80% of area median income.

St. Petersburg is seeking redevelopment proposals for the Historic Gas Plant District after a deal with the Tampa Bay Rays collapsed, considering a variety of projects, including senior affordable housing.

Tampa introduces VuSpex for virtual building inspections, offering efficient remote options to replace in-person visits, aiming to streamline the process for homeowners and contractors.

Hillsborough County offers a virtual tour of its waste-to-energy facility, educating residents on trash conversion into electricity and recycling efforts.

Charlotte County's RSAOD amendment, Application TCP-24-04, has been delayed at the applicant's request for further refinement after concerns were raised at a meeting.

Charlotte County rescheduled the Harbor Village project adoption hearing for July 22, 2025, and will inform residents with property signage and postcards.

Tampa is advancing development in North Downtown, focusing on creating housing and urban connectivity by issuing a Request for Proposal for four lots, including affordable housing and possible Ashley Drive on-ramp changes.

Hillsborough County's new Baytown Apartments provide a mix of affordable housing for neurotypical individuals and those with disabilities, fostering an inclusive community.

A judge ruled against MV Realty, barring the enforcement of their controversial 40-year Homeowner Benefit Agreements in Florida and halting fee collection.

The City of Clearwater is renovating the Long Center's Natatorium starting Feb. 18. The pools will close until Spring 2026, but other facilities remain open. Season pass holders can use Morningside and Ross Norton pools instead.