Developer enters Gulf Coast market with bold townhome community

A young Midwest company specializing in urban infill projects sees Tampa Bay as its next stronghold. Will it outlast the eventual market downturn?

  • By Brian Hartz
  • | 6:00 a.m. June 29, 2018
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Mark Wemple. John Bain of Onyx + East, an Indianapolis-based developer specializing in urban infill projects.
Mark Wemple. John Bain of Onyx + East, an Indianapolis-based developer specializing in urban infill projects.
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Views at North Hyde Park, a new townhome development in Tampa’s tony Hyde Park neighborhood, would fit right in among the art deco and ultra-modern funkiness of South Beach.

But common for Miami is decidedly uncommon for this side of the state. 

 

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