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Qualities of Place

This Developer’s Guide Describes St. Petersburg’s Downtown in a Unique Moment of Inflection

St. Petersburg is uniquely poised to shine in a post-COVID world. As a sun-drenched, art-filled, metropolis, St. Petersburg embraces a creative energy that fuels entrepreneurship and outdoor living. This year promises to be a pivotal moment in our city’s continued evolution. This guide is a snapshot of our growth. We are excited about future development that takes advantage of our coastal climate, a foundation of good design, intentional inclusivity and a welcoming culture that already defines this special place.

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St. Petersburg, FL evening skyline from the new St. Pete Pier.

2021 St. Petersburg Accolades

Park Access, Investment, Acreage, and Amenities in SE U.S.

Trust for Public Land

City For Homebuyers in the U.S.

City to Celebrate LGBT Pride in the U.S.

USA Today

Bike Friendly Businesses in the U.S.

League of American Bicyclists

Key Findings

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City spends $80 more per resident than the national average on park maintenance
84% of visitors drawn to Pinellas County for arts and culture end up in St. Petersburg
Transit-oriented development is happening, with 33 planned projects along the SunRunner route
Residential units under construction will increase Downtown inventory by 22% and adding in proposed units, inventory will grow by 85%
Downtown houses 3% of the city’s physical space and 30% of its jobs
95% of the city’s Public Administration jobs, 50% of Health Service jobs and 40% of its Leisure & Hospitality jobs are Downtown

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The city skyline ascends to crest at the water’s edge, and city high-rises are primarily residential buildings. That density means that Downtown St. Pete is lively with plazas, parks and outdoor bars and restaurants, creating a dynamic urban-village vibe. A strong commitment to preserving our authentic, local feeling permeates our restaurant and retail sectors.

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