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I'm beginning a new series about the future of the Historic Gas Plant District. Rather than focusing on one developer or one proposal, the series asks a broader question: How should a city redevelop one of its most valuable public assets?...
The Historic Gas Plant District is one of the most significant public redevelopment opportunities in St. Petersburg's history. How it is planned will shape the city for generations.
Today, Mayor Ken Welch announced his preferred developmen...
A 1.8-acre downtown St. Petersburg property just sold for $32.5 million.
That raises an important question.
If the Historic Gas Plant District were planned the same way—creating the streets, parks, infrastructure, and public spaces first—...
Letter to the editor published in the Tampa Bay Times.
Today, the Tampa Bay Times published my letter to the editor shown above.
I wrote the letter after reading this Catalyst article:
Welch files finance report late: major developers st...
If seven years from now the only completed structure at the Gas Plant were a parking garage, would we consider that a success?
That is the question I explore in a new article published yesterday on Home Runs Matter.
Nearly seven years ago...
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