Nice find. Renderings on p124. Standard mid rise infill, but good street interaction on Central. The garage is relatively well disguised by wrap around units, and walk ups on the other facades are a nice feature.
ST. PETE | Artistry | 6 stories | 251 units | U/C
The entire world liquors block.
6-story, 251-unit multi-family development with 12,141 square feet of commercial space
http://www.stpete.org/agenda packets/2018-01-04 Council Agenda.pdf
Starts on page 110.
6-story, 251-unit multi-family development with 12,141 square feet of commercial space
http://www.stpete.org/agenda packets/2018-01-04 Council Agenda.pdf
Starts on page 110.
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I’m totally fine with the height. The added retail is what I’m most happy with. Between this and First North Lofts just across the street, there’s 30,000 sqft of retail planned. That will be great for filling in the gap on Central when it comes to retail.
Definitely. This is a solid project for that area. The Central Ave corridor is already perhaps the most walkable neighborhood in the region, and these smaller projects are really solidifying that.I’m totally fine with the height. The added retail is what I’m most happy with. Between this and First North Lofts just across the street, there’s 30,000 sqft of retail planned. That will be great for filling in the gap on Central when it comes to retail.
Looks pretty good. I usually prefer the retail to be more evenly distributed to all sides of a building when we're talking about full Downtown/Edge blocks like this, as opposed to loading it all on one side. Still, it appears the other sides have walk-up units at least.
Milhaus's output in the Tampa Bay area continues to be strong.
Milhaus's output in the Tampa Bay area continues to be strong.
I agree with the retail, but it is difficult for this site since it is the first one in this little area. The other sides will have basically no foot traffic.Looks pretty good. I usually prefer the retail to be more evenly distributed to all sides of a building when we're talking about full Downtown/Edge blocks like this, as opposed to loading it all on one side. Still, it appears the other sides have walk-up units at least.
Milhaus's output in the Tampa Bay area continues to be strong.
Only thing about Milhause is they have boring designs other tgan that it’s great.
Nice to see these holes fill in along Central Ave. I agree that the retail spac is the best part of this. Should have 30+ blocks of real walkability pretty soon.
Great project! There will be almost 1000 apartments within a few blocks of this location within the next 3 years if all proposed projects get built!
Approved. I guess they still need to get building permits though.
https://www.bizjournals.com/tampaba...ty-council-decides-on-35m-central-avenue.html
https://www.bizjournals.com/tampaba...ty-council-decides-on-35m-central-avenue.html
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From the St Pete Rising article: "Milhaus filed permitting documents last week".Approved. I guess they still need to get building permits though.
https://www.bizjournals.com/tampaba...ty-council-decides-on-35m-central-avenue.html
Lately, projects have been stuck in the permitting process for 4-6 months. Hopefully that changes soon.
Well, apparently I can't read! Thanks!From the St Pete Rising article: "Milhaus filed permitting documents last week".
Lately, projects have been stuck in the permitting process for 4-6 months. Hopefully that changes soon.
St. Pete needs to hire some more staff in their permitting department. Construction prices already are increasing due to a labor shortage. We don't need local governments causing overruns because they don't have enough staff.
This is now on St. Petes building permit site. Hopefully, they can get an early foundation permit or something.
Also, the owner of Fergs bought the World Liquors sign. Pretty cool.
Also, the owner of Fergs bought the World Liquors sign. Pretty cool.
Whats the link?This is now on St. Petes building permit site. Hopefully, they can get an early foundation permit or something.
Also, the owner of Fergs bought the World Liquors sign. Pretty cool.
Sorry I was talking about the St Pete permitting website where you see 1600 Central listed.
Their website sucks, but try this. There are a couple of permits on there. One is parking garage and I'm not sure what the other is. $$$ amount doesn't seem high enough for the full building yet.Sorry I was talking about the St Pete permitting website where you see 1600 Central listed.
https://actiononline.stpete.org/Cli...AndNumber=18-02000147&validatePermitView=true
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