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CRA finds revised downtown tower plan consistent; developer to contribute $700,000 to workforce housing fund

City of St. Petersburg City Council · July 24, 2025
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Summary

The Community Redevelopment Agency reviewed and approved a modified plan to replace four existing buildings with a 29‑story mixed‑use tower (165 units), removing a previously proposed condo‑hotel and committing $700,000 to the workforce housing trust; the CRA voted 7–1 for consistency with the redevelopment plan.

The Community Redevelopment Agency voted 7–1 to find a modified redevelopment plan consistent with the downtown redevelopment plan for a parcel at 322–344 4th Street South.

The developer revised an earlier approval — increasing height from 25 to 29 stories and units from 152 to 165 while removing an underground parking level, a rooftop bar, and a proposed condo‑hotel/short‑term rental component. The plan centers a high‑rise tower along 4th Street South, includes ground‑floor commercial space, a three‑level parking podium with…

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