Top stories of the week: Rental group sells 28 Tampa properties; Townhome community opens in St. Pete and more
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Rental group to sell 28 Tampa properties in Chapter 11 bankruptcy
The owner of residential rental properties in South Tampa plans to sell more than two dozen locations after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to avoid a fire sale.
Christina Georgacopoulos has the details.
Townhome community opens in St. Petersburg's Warehouse Arts district
A new townhome community is officially open in St. Petersburg’s Warehouse Arts district.
The townhomes have an industrial chic aesthetic and include polished concrete floors, exposed block walls, and high ceilings. They also have private balconies and front yards and range from 2,000 square feet to 2,100 square feet. Each unit has three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and a two-car garage.
Breanne Williams has the story.
On the front
Here's this week's cover story
For over a decade, construction cranes dotted Tampa's skyline, building apartments on seemingly every available patch of land. But one prime site lay dormant.
This week's cover story takes a look at what's next for the Tampa Bay apartment market.
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SouthState Bank leaving Midtown for downtown Tampa
SouthState Bank has landed signage rights on an office tower in downtown Tampa, where it will open a regional headquarters in early 2025.
The new lease means SouthState will leave Midtown Tampa, where it was the first tenant to commit to office tower Midtown West in 2020.
Ashley Gurbal Kritzer has the story.
Tampa's nonstop service to Germany elevated to daily frequency
Discover Airlines on Monday bumped the frequency of its Tampa to Frankfurt, Germany, route from five times per week to daily.
Round-trip fares from Tampa to Frankfurt are cheapest beginning in October at $775, but most tickets are in the four figures.
Henry Queen has the story.
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