St. Petersburg City Council approves plan for Tangerine Plaza
Sugar Hill Group has 18 months to secure funding to build affordable housing and find a grocer.
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Sugar Hill Group has 18 months to secure funding to build affordable housing and find a grocer.
The Sugar Hill Development has plans to turn Tangerine Plaza into a mixed-use space in the next couple of years.
Former St. Petersburg City Council member and mayoral candidate Robert Blackmon has made a cash offer for a city-owned strip mall long pitched as a potential grocery story location, he has confirmed. Tangerine Plaza, at 1794 22nd St. S., has sat vacant, only serving as a location for food drives, since a Walmart Neighborhood Market operated until 2017 as the sole grocer in that part of the ...
City council members and a community member expressed frustration at “slow going” negotiations.