Tampa office market posts strongest year in a decade
Leasing rose, vacancy fell and many of Tampa Bay’s newest office buildings are nearing capacity.
Leasing rose, vacancy fell and many of Tampa Bay’s newest office buildings are nearing capacity.
A proposed growth boundary expansion could pave the way for 280 homes near Lithia.
A proposed charter amendment would move city elections and extend terms.
A proposed downtown rezoning would support housing, retail and restaurant growth.
Higher permit and utility revenues are helping fund infrastructure, redevelopment and sports complex investments.
Nearly 209,000 square feet of industrial space has become available in East Tampa across a six-building warehouse portfolio owned by Link Logistics. The portfolio at 1212 N. 50th St. totals about 955,000 square feet and includes buildings ranging from 75,000 square feet to 245,000 square feet. Approximately 208,750 square feet is available now or expected … Read more
City-owned land could be redeveloped into housing, retail space and townhomes.
East Tampa’s industrial corridor is emerging as a focus for manufacturing growth and jobs.
More than 100 local operators hauled debris and earned recovery dollars after two hurricanes.
Six creek stabilization projects would be funded through a $29.4 million federal award.