Edge Central plan gets thumbs up

Former St. Petersburg Police headquarters’ site receives unanimous vote to proceed from City Council


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COURTESY RENDERING — The St. Petersburg City Council voted unanimously recently to proceed with an Edge Central Development Partners redevelopment plan for the city's former police headquarters.
COURTESY RENDERING — The St. Petersburg City Council voted unanimously recently to proceed with an Edge Central Development Partners redevelopment plan for the city's former police headquarters.
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The St. Petersburg City Council late last month voted unanimous support for a local firm’s plan to redevelop the city’s former police headquarters into a mixed-use project with office and retail space, residences and parking.

Specifically, the council vote authorized Edge Central Development Partners — a group comprising J Square Developers, Backstreets Capital and DDA Development — to proceed with a lease and development agreement for the roughly two-acre site at 1300 First Ave. North.

If that deal reaches fruition, Edge Central hopes to complete its roughly $80 million project from a place Architecture design in 2023. Mayor Rick Kriseman selected Edge Central last November for the site.

The new 100,000 square feet of offices, which will be leased by Cushman & Wakefield Director Wendy Giffin, will represent the first in the city in three decades. Likewise, the project’s 56 market-rate condominiums will be the Edge District’s first in a decade.

 

 

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