Sarasota Quay project could cause a seismic shift in downtown

The $1 billion development has the potential to move the city's epicenter, but its developer says the waterfront project will only complement Sarasota's existing downtown.

  • By Kevin McQuaid
  • | 8:40 a.m. October 25, 2019
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COURTESY RENDERING — When completed, the Quay Sarasota project will contain more than a half-dozen buildings, a park and a multi-use recreational trail.
COURTESY RENDERING — When completed, the Quay Sarasota project will contain more than a half-dozen buildings, a park and a multi-use recreational trail.
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With nearly 700 high-end residences and more than 200,000 square feet of commercial, retail and restaurant space spread over 15 acres, the Quay Sarasota project has the potential to shift the very epicenter of downtown Sarasota.

In addition to the roughly $1 billion investment master developer GreenPointe Holdings anticipates, the Quay property also benefits from pending upgrades to a 52-acre, municipally owned site adjacent to it.

 

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