Homestead-based R Homes Organization has proposed a low-rise residential development in Miami-Dade County. The proposed R. Homes Lux would measure four stories above grade and require 110,338 square feet of new construction.

YIMBY recently visited Downtown St. Petersburg and scoped views of Art House, a 42-story condominium tower that recently completed construction at 275 1st Avenue South. Developed by Kolter Urban and designed by 10SB, with McNamara Salvia as the structural engineer, the 450-foot-tall superstructure yields 244 residential units above a parking garage spanning floors two through eight with 482 spaces, along with 4,936 square feet of ground-floor retail space along Central Avenue. Coastal Construction served as general contractor, ID & Design International handled interiors, Kimley-Horn is the civil engineer, and Smith & Associates Real Estate is the exclusive broker. The development is now more than 90 percent sold.

Miami-based Housing Trust Group has proposed the second phase of Princeton Park. The addition comes eight years after the completion of its first phase, which presently hosts 150 apartments in three stories.

Construction has topped off on 3rd & 3rd, a 33-story, 375-foot mixed-use development at 235 3rd Street South in downtown St. Petersburg. KAST Construction is serving as the general contractor for St. Pete-based developer Echelon in partnership with Third Lake Capital, with design by Baker Barrios Architects. The tower rises at the northwest corner of 3rd Avenue South and 3rd Street South, directly across from the Publix-anchored University Village shopping center and adjacent to EVO, a 23-story residential tower completed in 2023. Upon completion, 3rd & 3rd will yield 262 apartment units, a 330-space parking garage, and approximately 15,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space, placing it among the ten tallest buildings in the city.