Hernando Beach
Hernando Beach, FL · Real Estate
stpeterising.com
Former office building to become self storage facility in the Skyway Marina District
A three-story office building at the Sky Town development in the Skyway Marina District of St. Pete will be converted into a self-storage facility. Tampa-based Third Lake Development acquired the 87,705-square-foot building from Sky Town developer Altis Cardinal for $6.16 million in August. The building was always intended for self-storage...
Babcock Ranch Telegraph
Commercial boom powers Babcock Ranch’s next chapter
Babcock Ranch has long made headlines for its brisk residential growth, sustainable infrastructure and resilient design. Today, that momentum is matched by an equally ambitious commercial wave. As rooftops multiply across town, so, too, does the economic foundation that transforms a master-planned development into a self-sustaining hometown. From healthcare networks and walkable retail districts to regional road improvements, Babcock Ranch’s […] The post Commercial boom powers Babcock Ranch’s next chapter first appeared on Babcock Ranch Telegraph .
Home & Nearby
A Tampa Homeowner Got a $6,000 Patio Door Quote. A Commenter Asked Whether It Covered Stucco and Trim.
A homeowner in Tampa, Florida, wanted to replace a rear sliding patio door with an impact-rated vinyl door. In a thread from November 2025, the homeowner asked whether a $6,000 quote for the door, installation and permits was reasonable.
Axios
Pendry Tampa luxury high-rise wraps vertical construction
Tampa's skyline has a luxe new addition. Why it matters: Pendry Tampa wrapped vertical construction last week, marking a major milestone for yet another luxury high-rise in Tampa Bay. By the numbers: The 38-story building will have 218 hotel rooms, 190 condos and ground-floor dining off the Riverwalk when it...
extendedreachusa.com
Cold Stone Creamery Expands Across Tampa Bay with New Sun City Center and Bradenton Locations
SUN CITY CENTER, FL — Cold Stone Creamery is continuing its expansion throughout the Tampa Bay region, with plans to open a new ice cream shop in Sun City Center, adding to the growing number of national food and beverage brands establishing locations across Hillsborough County. The popular ice...
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Raising Cane’s Plans First Tampa Restaurant with Double Drive-Thru on Dale Mabry Highway
TAMPA, FL — Raising Cane’s is continuing its aggressive Tampa Bay expansion with plans to open its first restaurant within Tampa city limits, bringing its popular chicken finger concept to one of the city’s busiest commercial corridors. The Louisiana-based restaurant chain is targeting 1902 N. Dale Mabry...
wesleychapelcommunity.com
Inside Pomelo Square: a closer look at the homes, shops and hotel pad planned for Wesley Chapel
What could take shape at Old Pasco Road and Overpass Road? Pomelo Square’s marketing materials offer a closer look at a proposed combination of housing, shopping and lodging in Wesley Chapel. The renderings and site plan below help readers examine the concept for themselves. The proposal at a glance.
ATX Auctions Tampa
Bidding on a Dream: An Auction Journey in Tampa
An unexpected business can sometimes grow from simply enjoying something yourself. For Hannah Berry, that happened through auctions. What started as a hobby—bidding on items at a fraction of their retail price—eventually became the foundation for a business of her own.
stpetecatalyst.com
A piece of St. Pete’s music history is up for sale
The Central Avenue building that once housed the Hideaway Café, a longtime gathering place for St. Petersburg musicians, is on the market for $3.6 million. The property at 1756 Central Ave. was listed Oct. 7, less than two months after the Neon Lunchbox closed in the former music venue’s space. The two-story building dates to 1923 and also houses Lolita’s Wine Bar and Restaurant and two upstairs apartments.
fastfoodclub.com
Snowbirds Keep Coming Back To This Gulf Coast Town Where Homes Still Cost Less Than Up North
Every winter, license plates from Ohio, Michigan, and New York start showing up along a quiet stretch of Florida’s Gulf Coast. The drivers are not lost. They are coming back to a small city they already know, one where waterfront living does not demand a big-city budget. With about 3,000 residents, this town feels more like a neighborhood than a resort.