Mark Parker

A boutique condominium tower nearing completion in downtown St. Petersburg will soon house an award-winning Panamanian coffee company’s first retail location in the United States. DDA Development, the firm building The Nolen, recently sold the 23-story tower's ground-level retail space to Savage Coffees. The Panama-based coffee producer and roastery will occupy 2,091 square feet. Bowen [...]

The New York-based Red Apple Group closed on the 0.94-acre parcel Friday afternoon.

While significant hurdles remain, a deal to build a new Tampa Bay Rays stadium in downtown St. Petersburg has seemingly risen from the dead. Pinellas County Commissioners authorized a bond sale to finance their contribution for a $1.37 billion ballpark in a 5-2 vote Tuesday night. Their belated approval followed two postponements and several hours [...]

A recently unveiled luxury-branded, environmentally resilient condominium development represents a series of milestones for Clearwater Beach and Pinellas County. The $250 million Viceroy Residences Clearwater Beach will feature 86 units across twin nine-story towers overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. Sales will launch from an onsite gallery in January. The upscale condominium project is Clearwater Beach's [...]

Several St. Petersburg residents have recently taken to social media wondering if others received an email with “important information regarding your Duke Energy account,” and subsequently debated its legitimacy.

The data included information like names, birth dates and the last four digits of social security numbers.

The one-two punch from Hurricanes Helene and Milton caused $136 million in damage, according to Pinellas County officials. It's a bill that will likely continue rising as local governments methodically complete assessments. Thousands of residents remain displaced more than two months after the storms. Many await significant damage determinations and rebuilding approval. Pinellas County Commissioners [...]

Visit St. Pete-Clearwater (VSPC) announced Wednesday that 132 athletic contests generated a $111.35 million direct economic impact throughout fiscal year 2024. Shuffleboard, softball and cycling fans contributed to the windfall.

A St. Petersburg-based community bank has again ranked ahead of industry titans on the U.S. Small Business Administration's list of top lenders.