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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Development News A variety of radishes at Publix GreenWise in Hyde Park.

Publix under construction at USF Tampa, across from The Hub

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Channel District grows along waterfront in Tampa

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Development News Rendering of the new Morsani College of Medicine and Heart Institute.

Work begins on USF building to anchor Water Street Tampa

Cheryl RogersTuesday, September 26, 2017
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CDC of Tampa plans townhomes in the Fish Bowl

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Manor Riverwalk rising along Hillsborough River’s west bank, downtown Tampa

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Related Group secures $52M loan for new luxury apartments in Westshore, Tampa

Mike SalineroThursday, August 10, 2017

Tampa Bay Area vulnerability to sea level rise gets more global attention

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