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Secretary of State Cord Byrd today announced that Deuces Live Main Street, located in St. Petersburg, Pinellas County, has been designated the February 2024 Florida Main Street Program of the Month

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Buildings like Tampa’s Jackson House and neighborhoods like St. Petersburg’s Deuces Live may benefit from a proposed state historic preservation tax credit.

Changes are on the way to the historic Dueces district in St. Pete as new development is underway. The city added two new parks to the area, hoping to connect the community.

A development company has its eye on an opportunity for new life and more community space by rezoning industrial land on the 22nd Street corridor of St Petersburg, just west of Tropicana Field.

The moment is also significant because the incoming mayor was born and raised here and has witnessed the city's growth during his lifetime.

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St. Pete Deuces neighborhood may be in for a ‘renaissance.’ How to avoid gentrifying it? Businesspeople and community leaders examined this question in a recent panel.     Traffic has been noticeably busier on The Deuces shown here at 22nd St and 9th Ave. S. in St. Petersburg. This view is facing south. [ BOYZELL HOSEY | TIMES | Times ] Updated Mar. 6 The historic 22nd Street South District of St. Petersburg, commonly known as the Deuces, is gearing up for a renaissance, s...

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Here are the 7 proposals to redevelop Tropicana Field site in St. Petersburg The city received nine bids in all, but two didn’t meet the requested criteria.     This rendering shows an aerial view of a proposed Tropicana Field site in St. Petersburg, as envisioned by a team of developers led by JMA Ventures and Sugar Hill Community Partners. [ Sugar Hill Community Partners ] Updated Jan. 29 ST. PETERSBURG — Expanded parks and waterways. Giant convention centers and technology ca...