UMR Sports plans 232 multi‑stay apartments and tournament‑grade fields on 52 acres east of Bradenton, aiming to house visiting teams and boost sports tourism. The project pairs new housing with youth and adult diamonds, a multipurpose turf field and a small stadium.

Dynasty Financial Partners is expanding its St. Pete headquarters at 400 Central with a lease that adds about 16,000 square feet, boosting its downtown footprint by more than 30%.

Space Florida backed Seagate Space’s sea‑launch prototype at Port Tampa Bay and advanced four confidential projects that could unlock major investment and jobs.

Pasco County is considering a 12‑month moratorium on new data centers so staff can study water, power and land‑use impacts ahead of June hearings.

Hillsborough’s downtown courthouse annex is decades old and court leaders are weighing whether to rebuild, move or renovate. A study put a downtown rebuild near $241 million.

A roughly 600,000‑square‑foot data‑center concept has been filed for west Lakeland; planners say it’s far smaller than Fort Meade but power and water questions remain.

A developer wants to replace Clearwater Beach’s 30‑room Palm Pavilion Inn with a 144‑room resort while preserving the historic restaurant. The plan returns to City Council in early June.

The Gallery at Rome Yards topped out Friday, advancing an 11‑story, 234‑unit mixed‑income tower in West Tampa that includes live/work spaces and a workforce training center.

A Feldman Equities‑led joint venture has bought 200 Central Avenue (Priatek Plaza) and plans more than $20 million in upgrades to modernize the tower and lure tenants.

County commissioners will discuss a proposed pause on new data center applications on June 2 as officials weigh water, power and neighborhood impacts.

Tampa City Council pulled a planned Rays workshop Thursday as negotiators shift into drafting definitive agreements for a proposed $2.3B ballpark at the Dale Mabry campus.

BJ’s Wholesale Club broke ground Wednesday in Lecanto, joining the Shoppes at Black Diamond and promising a full‑size club and fuel station as part of its 2026 expansion. Local planners say the addition will reshape the busy County Road 486 retail corridor.

Tampa says it has produced more than 8,300 affordable units since 2019 and is closing on a 10,000-unit pledge, but waitlists and funding gaps show the work isn’t done.