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Transforming 33 miles of disused rail lines into multi-use urban trails has generated $10 billion in economic development along Atlanta’s BeltLine, among myriad other municipal benefits.
St. Petersburg developers and downtown stakeholders now wonder if they can apply the expansive project’s most successful aspects to an underutilized local asset – the Pinellas Trail.
Jason Mathis Featured on Downtown Dialogue Podcast
St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership CEO Jason Mathis joined host Karen Carmichael on the Downtown Dialogue podcast for a wide-ranging conversation
Downtown Partnership CEO Weighs In on City's Duke Energy Agreement
St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership CEO Jason Mathis says the city is creating unnecessary uncertainty for local businesses as its franchise agreement with Duke
May Welch selects developer for Historic Gas Plant District
Mayor Ken Welch has named his picks for the long-awaited Historic Gas Plant redevelopment: Blake Investment Partners (The Burg Bid)
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