http://www.channelside.us/realimages/towers1.jpg

http://www.channelside.us/realimages/theplace4.jpg

http://www.channelside.us/realimages/1000_2.jpg

http://www.channelside.us/realimages/residence1.jpg

These are current construction photos for: The Towers @ Channelside, The Place @ Channelside, 1000 Channelside, & Residences of Franklin Street. More construction photos, a Channelside slideshow, Channelside SAP workshop report & commentary, and 14 Channelside District aerial photos (must see high resolution) @ www.Channelside.Us.

you didn't do those right... I'll try to fix them for you.


[edit] there you go.... click edit on your own post to see how the image links should look

I can't wait when some day I'll go to see a Lightning's game and they are all there.

Amazing Channelside District aerials are viewable. The high resolution shots are quite impressive. Shots include: Channelside (w/St Pete Times Forum & cruise ship), CBD, Ybor City, & Harbor Island. Go to channelside.us (map). enjoy

Also, the Channelside Strategic Action Plan Workshop #2 is on 11/9 @ 6 PM @ The Florida Aquarium.

Damn nice Randy ... wow, how those aerials will change in a year or two.

Indeed, they are nice - here are some. If you go to:
http://www.tigeraerial.com/mrchannelside/
you can see them blown up all big and pretty

http://www.tigeraerial.com/mrchannelside/thumbs/_DSC0215.jpg http://www.tigeraerial.com/mrchannelside/thumbs/_DSC0160.jpg

http://www.tigeraerial.com/mrchannelside/thumbs/_DSC0158.jpg '


http://www.tigeraerial.com/mrchannelside/thumbs/_DSC0168.jpg

http://www.tigeraerial.com/mrchannelside/thumbs/_DSC0170.jpg

http://www.tigeraerial.com/mrchannelside/thumbs/_DSC0185.jpg

http://www.tigeraerial.com/mrchannelside/thumbs/_DSC0196.jpg

http://www.tigeraerial.com/mrchannelside/thumbs/_DSC0208.jpg

And this one needs to be seen in the blown up version - Ybor to the River
http://www.tigeraerial.com/mrchannelside/_DSC0215.jpg

Sweet. Awesome pics. Thanks Smiley and Mr Channelside!

Nice pics, but it kind of exposes Tampa as being.... empty? Look at all the surface parking! EEW! I hate it! I can't wait for that to get filled in, though it's gonna take a while...

Nice pics, but it kind of exposes Tampa as being.... empty? Look at all the surface parking! EEW! I hate it! I can't wait for that to get filled in, though it's gonna take a while...
Like on either side of the Selmon Expressway between downtown and Meridian. Maybe after C-side and the Franklin St. corridor is more developed, that will be the next frontier. I know there is a lot going on, but it seems like it can't happen fast enough. I feel like we're in a cycle where the market and financing rates are both attractive enough for the much needed high-rise residential development we're seeing, but this dynamic won't last forever and what does not get started now or soon might not get done until the market is right again (another 10 or 15 years?). However, it seems like what's being developed now should be substantial enough to trigger some follow-up development like cafe's, retail, entertainment, etc. Just imho.

Sure, there is an empty area just in the middle of it all - but I think that is good - nothing to tear down, no real height limits, no nimbys . . .

Also, if you work downtown, walk across that "expanse" sometime and you will realize that it is basically 4-5 Tampa blocks - which are quite small. It looks huge because of where it is, but it really isn't. It is land of opportunity.

Of course, that is also the downside, because the owners are hoarding hte land, paying their taxes with revenue from the parking, and waiting to see what happens.

My personal oppinioni s that one of the most crucial lots in all of downtown - if not the most crucial lot - is the lot just south of the Ft. Brooke Garage (I beliee the city actually owns the lot, but I am not sure - someone could do a property check if so inclined). THat lot will connect the convention center/hotel/forum area to the CBD (I really don't think of it that way, but so be it). That is the lot that will make downtown connect. It needs to be filled.

Hey the map at channelside.us is completed. Its rather impressive because its done on a real pic of channelside instead of a diagram. :) Hopefully they'll be able to update the map as projects get closer to completion and more projects come into play. :)

Sure, there is an empty area just in the middle of it all - but I think that is good - nothing to tear down, no real height limits, no nimbys . . .

Also, if you work downtown, walk across that "expanse" sometime and you will realize that it is basically 4-5 Tampa blocks - which are quite small. It looks huge because of where it is, but it really isn't. It is land of opportunity.

Of course, that is also the downside, because the owners are hoarding hte land, paying their taxes with revenue from the parking, and waiting to see what happens.

My personal oppinioni s that one of the most crucial lots in all of downtown - if not the most crucial lot - is the lot just south of the Ft. Brooke Garage (I beliee the city actually owns the lot, but I am not sure - someone could do a property check if so inclined). THat lot will connect the convention center/hotel/forum area to the CBD (I really don't think of it that way, but so be it). That is the lot that will make downtown connect. It needs to be filled.

If I was running this city I would put a real big urban park just East of the Crosstown, north of the O2 site. I would also raise height limits to like 900-1000 feet on the south side of downtown "expanse." :)

Like on either side of the Selmon Expressway between downtown and Meridian. Maybe after C-side and the Franklin St. corridor is more developed, that will be the next frontier. I know there is a lot going on, but it seems like it can't happen fast enough. I feel like we're in a cycle where the market and financing rates are both attractive enough for the much needed high-rise residential development we're seeing, but this dynamic won't last forever and what does not get started now or soon might not get done until the market is right again (another 10 or 15 years?). However, it seems like what's being developed now should be substantial enough to trigger some follow-up development like cafe's, retail, entertainment, etc. Just imho.

I don't think it'll take another 10-15 years. True, the market will slow next year. But given the emergence of the luxury highrise lifestyle, highrises will continue to sprout over time, albeit not always at a frenetic pace.

I don't think it'll take another 10-15 years. True, the market will slow next year. But given the emergence of the luxury highrise lifestyle, highrises will continue to sprout over time, albeit not always at a frenetic pace.
I hope it won't take 10 - 15 yrs, but I was just basing that on general high-rise development patterns in Tampa since the 70's. Seems like about every ten years or so, a handful of new buildings (offices) get developed and then nothing more happens until the next cycle. Maybe the fact that most of the projects under development now are primarily residential buildings will be the difference.

Seems like an increased height limit in "the expanse" would be a good strategy. Many other more-developed downtowns are developed that way. It would increase density and encourage in-fill; it would give taller buildings in the middle a view of water over the smaller buildings along the waterfront; and it would be visually more effective. Imagine, if city commissioners would just see downtown as a place for "tall buildings" we might just get somewhere with it.

I hope it won't take 10 - 15 yrs, but I was just basing that on general high-rise development patterns in Tampa since the 70's. Seems like about every ten years or so, a handful of new buildings (offices) get developed and then nothing more happens until the next cycle. Maybe the fact that most of the projects under development now are primarily residential buildings will be the difference.

Seems like an increased height limit in "the expanse" would be a good strategy. Many other more-developed downtowns are developed that way. It would increase density and encourage in-fill; it would give taller buildings in the middle a view of water over the smaller buildings along the waterfront; and it would be visually more effective. Imagine, if city commissioners would just see downtown as a place for "tall buildings" we might just get somewhere with it.

Yeah, and I was just suggesting that the peaks and troughs are not going to be as pronounced anymore due to changing demographic trends, i'e', people wanting to live downtown. et.al.

The rules are changing. It's not likely going to be a handful of buildings, and then wait several years for another handful. Growth will be continuous (though not always manic).

How about continuing the thread on my new thread (Channelside (Tampa, Florida) aerial/condo photos)? The photos have been updated.

FYI, the Channelside Strategic Action Plan Workshop #2 (presented by the City of Tampa) is on 11/9 @ 6 PM @ The Florida Aquarium.

Updated Channelside slideshow, project condo photos, & aerials (including high resolution shots) are available @ my website.

FYI, the Channelside SAP Workshop was 11/9. I will write article & post the PowerPoint presentation when available from the City (should be the week of 11/15).

I updated the Channelside condo photos & info. Click on the Thread.

Hey Mr. Channelside. On your site for the latest news,is the 102 million $ project the Tampa Towers or another project?

The article posted in Channelside news is discussing Downtown Channelside (Beneficial/Channelside Drive; see aerial map & condo project photos), which is NOT the Towers of Channelside.

Heard over the weekend that Seaboard Square is dead. The lead developer/owner has decided to sell his interest to The Sembler Group which will develop the properties.

Is this in writing or just heard that it might be dead? I hope it isn't, I liked it.

I liked it too. Heard it from a reliable source, Greg Minder of Intown Group. He had just attended a meeting and confirmed Sembler will take over. Not sure if there is a contract or the details, just told they would take over.

I imagine we may see more of this as the housing market cools.

From what I understand, some developers are dropping their own plans in favor of cashing out quickly on the tremendous jump in real estate prices. I spoke with a few seasoned developers which explained most projects will come to fruition if the developers have the financial resources and clout to make it happen.
Land owners who were hoping to become players will sell out on the appreciation of their land but the demand is still there.

Not surprising.

It's definetly dead. The project made it all the way to CD drawings and was way over budget. Final pricing put it at $28 million which was about 28% higher than it was in Design Development.

Indeed, they are nice - here are some. If you go to:
http://www.tigeraerial.com/mrchannelside/
you can see them blown up all big and pretty



Nice aerial shots of downtown and the channelside district. But in my opinion, Tampa's CBD looks much more impressive from street level than in the air. Hopefully that will all change within the next 3 to 5 years or so. Does anyone have the most current list of hi-rise proposals over 600 ft??

NEW Channelside aerials (see 27 high-resolution shots) @ www.tigeraerial.com/mrchannelside2/

Any updated pictures?

NEW Channelside aerials (see 27 high-resolution shots) @ www.tigeraerial.com/mrchannelside2/

Impressive pictures, although channelside isn't. I hate all those parking lots on the Ybor Channel. It'd totally change the landscape of channelside if that turned into parkland. Hopefully we'll get some more constructions soon. It appears as though the Novare Channelside lot is cleared in thos pictures with trailers. Are those trailers for the Place or is the Novare project close to beggining? I didnt think it had approval yet. Because of Channelsides geography and how the roads are layed out Channelside has great potential. Hopefully the can get the rest of the Channelside projects going soon because we need more action there! :)

Wow I did realized there was so much land on the west side of merdian between the crosstown. When does anyone think the land on the west side of merdian will be developed. What type of projects will go there? Is there a push to move out con agra and the railroad yard.

Wow I did realized there was so much land on the west side of merdian between the crosstown. When does anyone think the land on the west side of merdian will be developed. What type of projects will go there? Is there a push to move out con agra and the railroad yard.

Railroad yard could be turned into a mass transit center and a large urban park. I have no idea about con arga. I think eventually we'll see some highrises built on both sides of Meridian.

Updates would be interesting because Towers@Channelside is taller than the parking garage. The Place west side is almost topped out and Grand Central and Ventana are getting there. These pictures have cranes showing potential. Pictures today would have buildings showing potential. Pictures next year will look completely different.

OF course, the other issue that no one talks about but would radically change these pics (at least some) is Seaport Channelside and what the hell is up with that?

OF course, the other issue that no one talks about but would radically change these pics (at least some) is Seaport Channelside and what the hell is up with that?

Seaport Channelside is still on its developers website as "under development" and even has some renderings, but no 30 sory tower. There were some Earth mover on its site a few weeks back. I'll try to find the developers website again today or tomorrow.

I checked the website - mostly useless and no email addressto contact. I saw teh equipment, but they were supposed to be underway and tehre is not even a sign on the lot - though someone took the trouble to get the height variance and the city council acts like it is still a go, so I guess we should assume it is for now.

Ok so are they going to tear down the ware houses to build this, because I think that they should incorporate the design of the warehouse into the design like the Electra project in San Diego. As far a Con Agra, I do not think they are going to move them just yet. They (City of Tampa) is not in a big need for the land yet.

Ok so are they going to tear down the ware houses to build this, because I think that they should incorporate the design of the warehouse into the design like the Electra project in San Diego. As far a Con Agra, I do not think they are going to move them just yet. They (City of Tampa) is not in a big need for the land yet.

The land was just an empty lot. Never had any warehouses. The Victory Lofts Condos in Channelside used to be a bread factory I think.

Ventana is the short one and Grand Central is the taller one (april 2006 - from Ventana webisite)- Dave01walk found this but just put the link on the development thread - props for finding it, but why didn't you share

http://www.ventanatampa.com/updates/04_05_constr/images/01.jpg

http://www.ventanatampa.com/updates/04_05_constr/images/02.jpg

Railroad yard could be turned into a mass transit center and a large urban park. I have no idea about con arga. I think eventually we'll see some highrises built on both sides of Meridian.
Looking at aerials of the area I've thought the same thing - what a great place for a mass transit terminal. Room for a station; ROW already in place; right in the middle of future development (see comments above). County and city ought to do some forward thinking before the opportunity is lost.

Will not happen. . . maybe the city will one day buy it and make it a park (you could buy it all, sell off part to fund some of it and make a good park out of the rest, encouraging good development around it.

As for mass transit - the more I think the more I think monorail. Get to where you want to be - even TGH if you want.

I was talking about the actual building not the land adjacent.

I seriously doubt the grain elevator is going to stay there if someone buys the land.

Of course not. I was in Channelside last night and I was visiting the site for 110 N 12th St. and the site had no activity. Anyone know of the status of the building?

I am just waiting for the (Tampa/Channelside) people to develop the land next to the Crosstown.

HEre's a little update from June 2, 2006
Tower at/of (whatever) Channelside
http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h291/smileyphoto/27e881f6.jpg

Looking North - finally getting a the idea of how it might turn out
http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h291/smileyphoto/6ea6b04b.jpg

http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h291/smileyphoto/7655a7b8.jpg

http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h291/smileyphoto/664e9903.jpg

And Ventana - which seems to be close to topping off
http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h291/smileyphoto/54b0766d.jpg

Great pics Smiley. Towers at Channelside is moving fast

Awesome pics man... T@C's and Grand Central's pace of construction are absolutely amazing compared to Skypoint.

Nice pics..

Keep them coming..

Love it, will be there in 1 week to see what's going on..

Nice pics! Where was the first one taken from. I like the angle.

Go to the 5th floor of the Channelside garage (not the absolute top) and there is an outdoor portion on the north end. It actually gives better views (in many ways) than the absolute top level

I was surprised at the rapidity of construction as well.

You also have to note- the Western Grand Central tower (which I think it the 14 story tower) is only a few stories tall and does not show up in these pics (to the left of what you can see- under the blue and white crane) When it is done, there will be a solid wall at Kennedy as you look north from channelside - which I kind of like.

Aren't a lot of the projects supposed to be done this year? Btw, Smiley, AWESOME pics! I was in downtown after rushing out of my house today, and grabbed the camera, but as luck would have it I forgot the battery on the damn charger. I was at Tampa St. and Cass when I realized it. I was about to take a pic of Skypoint, and bam no power. Damn it sucked.

GREAT pics!!! I'm tempted to put the Martin, Place Phase 2, Grand Cnetral Building 2, Novare Channelside, and the Slade in the 2nd and 3rd pics. And then holy crap! What a core you'll have. :cheers:

Are they being built? I would love to see renderings for these buildings.

Amazing! Thanks Smiley! Great job on the photos.

Minus the Martin and Slade, because I already know what they look like.

Renderings for the Place Phase II have been posted in other spots on this site.

I understand that the Novare project has undergone some changes since their original proposal last year. Nothing has been released on this yet, so no new renderings.

Finergy Group has proposed a hotel and condo tower at 12th and Kennedy (to replace Amazon Rubber), but there aren't any renderings on their website yet.

Great pics. I had no idea those projects were so far along.

Nice job, Smiley! Thanks for the awesome shots!

FLHawk's comment about changes to the Novare project has definitely peeked my attention. :) I wonder if they will decide to go with a taller tower more in line with the "point tower" concept (similar to The Place Phase II project.)

Hopefully I can go to Channelside and see all the developments that are growing. Too bad I don't have a camera.

I can see my car in one of those pictures... I park in front of either Victory Lofts or Model T each work day. :) I quite like the setting on 12th street. Its perhaps the only part of the city proper where I feel in a truly modern, urban setting. Of course, it only lasts for one block, but it is somewhat refreshing. The area will be quite a pleasure to walk soon enough. I only hope there is enough well positioned locations for restaurants in the district, as well as a bit more walkability. A cafe or two outside of the CSide complex would be wonderful.

I can see my car in one of those pictures... I park in front of either Victory Lofts or Model T each work day. :) I quite like the setting on 12th street. Its perhaps the only part of the city proper where I feel in a truly modern, urban setting. Of course, it only lasts for one block, but it is somewhat refreshing. The area will be quite a pleasure to walk soon enough. I only hope there is enough well positioned locations for restaurants in the district, as well as a bit more walkability. A cafe or two outside of the CSide complex would be wonderful.

Ya I hope that the retail space in the bottom of all these buildings will be filled, which I'm sure they will be when the area fills in itself. 12th street is going to look awesome, and its "urbanismed area" will be extended North as the Place, Novare, Finergy and if anything becomes of the Lafyatte.

FLHawk's comment about changes to the Novare project has definitely peeked my attention. I wonder if they will decide to go with a taller tower more in line with the "point tower" concept (similar to The Place Phase II project.)

That's what I've heard, Quegiebo, although I haven't seen any renderings. It seems that this "point tower" concept is now the accepted model (by many) for the Channel District. No huge slabs that cast huge shadows and block views, but taller more elegant towers spaced throughout the district. We will see if that flies or not.

Ya I hope that the retail space in the bottom of all these buildings will be filled, which I'm sure they will be when the area fills in itself. 12th street is going to look awesome, and its "urbanismed area" will be extended North as the Place, Novare, Finergy and if anything becomes of the Lafyatte.

I'm also hoping something can be done with the Seaboard Square sales center. The building is quite old, but they fixed it up a bit with a fresh paint job before letting it go again. Something could be done... a nice restaurant conversion with a bit of parking and outdoor, park-like setting would be a winner, imo. I would prefer it if they tore down the building and put up something newer, though...

I'm also hoping something can be done with the Seaboard Square sales center. The building is quite old, but they fixed it up a bit with a fresh paint job before letting it go again. Something could be done... a nice restaurant conversion with a bit of parking and outdoor, park-like setting would be a winner, imo. I would prefer it if they tore down the building and put up something newer, though...

Well Seaboard square actually isn't dead yet. It was bought by Sembler and the height of some of the towers was increased so I think its a 22, 16, 6, and 4 stroy tower project. They still have a website, even though its nothing much its something.

http://www.seaboardsquare.com/ (http://http://www.seaboardsquare.com/)

FLHawk's comment about changes to the Novare project has definitely peeked my attention. :) I wonder if they will decide to go with a taller tower more in line with the "point tower" concept (similar to The Place Phase II project.)

You betcha...

I'm also hoping something can be done with the Seaboard Square sales center. The building is quite old, but they fixed it up a bit with a fresh paint job before letting it go again. Something could be done... a nice restaurant conversion with a bit of parking and outdoor, park-like setting would be a winner, imo. I would prefer it if they tore down the building and put up something newer, though...

I would rather that parcel become a park before becoming what you describe.

And lately I've been thinking that the port authority and city should tell the Byrd Corp that they have sat on the DT Channelside site long enough, and revoke thier development rights to it, and turn it into more parkland... Of course, this si already past being a real possibility, unless Byrd Corp somehow magically recinds its right to build (lolol!)...

Dt Tampa needs some decent parkland, because what it has now sucks ass.

I would rather that parcel become a park before becoming what you describe.

And lately I've been thinking that the port authority and city should tell the Byrd Corp that they have sat on the DT Channelside site long enough, and revoke thier development rights to it, and turn it into more parkland... Of course, this si already past being a real possibility, unless Byrd Corp somehow magically recinds its right to build (lolol!)...

Dt Tampa needs some decent parkland, because what it has now sucks ass.

I agree, it'd be nice if the O2 site could turn into a nice sized park, along with the Seaboard Square site, and for the sake of the Waterfront I wouldn't mind the Blu site be turned into a park, especially since the City is going to limit the number of units on that lot, which means it'll either be a very small shit box tower or an overpriced luxury condo, so why not a nice waterfront park, easy access to channelside residents??

^nah, not the O2 site... that site is fundamental to developing Meridian, and keeping it from being just an almost suburban style parkway bisecting Channelside from the CBD and Arena/Convention Center area...

Not sure that parcel would make for a prime park... though in this day and age, any green is pretty exceptional. The parcel is bordered by a Starship Yacht warehouse and a parking garage...

Where will The Place's park be? Or was it only Novare who promised a park?

Where will The Place's park be? Or was it only Novare who promised a park?

Novare promised a small 1/2 acre (small but something) park fronting 11th street.

Novare promised a small 1/2 acre (small but something) park fronting 11th street.

So the place must have been the public art promise. Right.

I'll take both the art and the park. By the way, there is a really nice interior design store in the first floor of the Meridian. Furniture and stuff. Furthermore, there is a luxury spa boutique of sorts in the first floor of the Victory Lofts....

Some pictures of The Plaza Harbour Island

http://SCL.smugmug.com/photos/76965836-L.jpg

http://SCL.smugmug.com/photos/76966249-M.jpg

http://SCL.smugmug.com/photos/76966553-M.jpg

http://SCL.smugmug.com/photos/76966877-M.jpg

Awesome shots!

Those shots are great, thanks for the pics

How many towers? Two or three? Or just the one?

^^ Just the one. :(

Only one of the towers is under construction right now but supposidly it is a 3 tower project.

So the place must have been the public art promise. Right.

I'll take both the art and the park. By the way, there is a really nice interior design store in the first floor of the Meridian. Furniture and stuff. Furthermore, there is a luxury spa boutique of sorts in the first floor of the Victory Lofts....

Thats cool i didn't know Meridian or Victory Lofts would have any reatail in them. :cheers:

I've never heard of this being 3 towers. I think it's just one and it will be surrounded by townhomes. Regardless though, this is definitely a big, thick tower.

It is interesting to see the different construction tecniques - between this tower and the Skypoint tower. It looks like they are laying out beams and then covering them with pieces of metal to create a platform before the concrete pour. Skypoint uses those huge metal platforms that piece together much more quickly.

^^ Just the one. :(

So, like FF says, will we see more in the future? I don't remember the site being big enough for that many towers...

At least we get one.

It is interesting to see the different construction tecniques - between this tower and the Skypoint tower. It looks like they are laying out beams and then covering them with pieces of metal to create a platform before the concrete pour. Skypoint uses those huge metal platforms that piece together much more quickly.

Well, one method results in improved mitigation of sound transfer from floor to floor. The other doesn't.

I've never heard of this being 3 towers. I think it's just one and it will be surrounded by townhomes. Regardless though, this is definitely a big, thick tower.

I've never heard of it not being three towers.

Does anyone know if the plan changed at some point or something?

The site is huge and I think only about half of it is U/C. I could've sworn I've heard its 3 towers alothough I have no sources to confirm. :( However I looked back and did see that the front Tampa List in the development thread has 3 towers. :hm:

The site is huge and I think only about half of it is U/C. I could've sworn I've heard its 3 towers alothough I have no sources to confirm. :( However I looked back and did see that the front Tampa List in the development thread has 3 towers. :hm:

Speaking of which,

*cough*Update it, Jason*cough*

Yes, I attended a recent meeting with the developer and they stated they are planning one more residential tower as well as a condotel (for sale hotel rooms) tower.

This developer is extremely agressive and is also planning a massive redevelopment site on Rocky Point with up to 1900 units along with retail and office uses as well.



The site is huge and I think only about half of it is U/C. I could've sworn I've heard its 3 towers alothough I have no sources to confirm. :( However I looked back and did see that the front Tampa List in the development thread has 3 towers. :hm:

Yes, I attended a recent meeting with the developer and they stated they are planning one more residential tower as well as a condotel (for sale hotel rooms) tower.

This developer is extremely agressive and is also planning a massive redevelopment site on Rocky Point with up to 1900 units along with retail and office uses as well.
Thanks with the news. Did he say anything about height on the residential or how many units for that? Why a hotel? Maybe it's just me, but I think it's stupid to build a hotel in middle of a residential area, screws it up.

Thanks for clearing that up dudeintampa. :)

BTW, regarding the list, I have a Word Document that is a rather thorough list of Tampa developments. But I can't post a word document so if anyone can, plaease send me your e-mail address and I'll send it too you for posting.

Thanks for clearing that up dudeintampa. :)

BTW, regarding the list, I have a Word Document that is a rather thorough list of Tampa developments. But I can't post a word document so if anyone can, plaease send me your e-mail address and I'll send it too you for posting.

I can try....

I can try as well......Josh@ChannelsideTitleOnline.com

Thanks for clearing that up dudeintampa. :)

BTW, regarding the list, I have a Word Document that is a rather thorough list of Tampa developments. But I can't post a word document so if anyone can, plaease send me your e-mail address and I'll send it too you for posting.

A word document is all but useless...I need a list arranged just like the existing list... Basically a synopsis for each project... Project name, hieght, floors, cost, units/square footage, developer, rendering, web address for the project's site, etc, etc... All arranged just like an existing entry, so that simple cutting and pasting into the thread yields a new entry.

Where are the construction photos that the thread is named for?

Where are the construction photos that the thread is named for?

beginning of the thread, sport

Page 3 has the most current photo's..

Sport? Uncle mike is that you? I suppose you missed the point.