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Creating a Shared Vision

Downtown St. Pete is in the midst of transformative change. Over the next decade, the Downtown Partnership forecasts public and private investments approaching $8 billion will be spent in our city center. We are committed to helping to manage this change. This Downtown Development Guide is designed to help citizens, developers, business leaders and policy makers better understand the current state of Downtown as we plan for the future. As our city grows, we will continue to advocate for smart development and thoughtful public policies as we create a shared vision for Downtown St. Pete.

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Photograph of a pelican in the marina in front of the St. Petersburg, FL skyline at sunset.

2020 St. Petersburg Economic Highlights

$20B

Downtown Residential Property Value

$1.5B

Downtown Commercial Property Value

$1.2B+

New Development Estimated Value

$230M+

Downtown Retail Sales

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