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Originally Posted by chris08876
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♦ Begin construction on a 300-plus unit, mid-rise apartment complex on the northeast corner of the project, called “The Pearl.”
♦ Extend and rehabilitate Palm Avenue from Highland Avenue to the river, and make it dogleg around the Armature Works building, with parts of it privately controlled to allow for street festivals.
♦ Reorient some of the streets into an angle that parallels the downtown grid, so pedestrians walking in the village will have clear views of the downtown skyline across the river.
♦ Build integrated parking into each of upwards of a dozen different apartment buildings, office towers and possibly hotels.
♦ Rehabilitate the seawall along the river, with space for new boat docks and walking paths.
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Those are all details about a master planned, multi block project called The Heights in its most recent iteration. It's in a neighborhood called Tampa Heights, which is in the downtown area, just north of I-275, to the NW of the CBD. It may ultimately be named something else by the new owner/developer.
Oh, and Tampa's bumpkin media calls 4-5 story stick frame buildings "mid-rise".