Phase I of Water Street Tampa is on target for completion in 2022; Phase II will take another five years to develop.
Phase I of Water Street Tampa is on target for completion in 2022; Phase II will take another five years to develop. Photos by Jay Nolan
The walking tour moves past colorful houses that brighten the streets of the College Hill/Belmont Heights neighborhood.
The walking tour moves past colorful houses that brighten the streets of the College Hill/Belmont Heights neighborhood. Photos by Carole Devillers
A bird's eye view looking northwest from high atop the Bayshore on a recent stormy day.
A bird's eye view looking northwest from high atop the Bayshore on a recent stormy day. Photo by Diane Egner

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Westshore Marina District takes shape near Gandy in South Tampa

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Wednesday, October 24, 2018
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Q&A with Jerel McCants: Tampa architect designs affordable housing in Ybor City

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South Tampa to get a multifamily gated townhome community

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New 35-story luxury condo building will be Tampa Bay's third-tallest building

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Creative City: Tech, architecture, design firms spur Ybor renaissance

Dyllan FurnessTuesday, August 7, 2018
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Tuesday, June 12, 2018
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Urban lifestyle challenge: Building sweet digs millennials can afford

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