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St. Petersburg, Florida
• owntown St. Petersburg of s the cultural epicenter
. The submarket boasts seven arts districts was honored as the No. 1 artdestination in America for mid-sized cities.
• The is also known for its pier, a landmark that has been transformed multiple times since itsinception in 1889. The old structure was demolishedin 2015 and groundwork began on the new pier inJune 2017. The total project will cost $46 million andconstruction should be completed by the end of 2018.
• also h an innovation district,featuring research and medical tenants, life sciences and marine institutions, and a museum district.
• Flourishing development continues in the form ofcraft breweries, residential and mixed-use towers andhotels. Notable projects include:
• The Salvador, a green-certified condobuilding that will overlook the DaliMuseum and the Tampa Bay with street-level retail.
• ONE St. Petersburg, a pivotal mixed-usedevelopment that upon completion will bethe tallest building in Pinellas County. Thetower will feature 13 stories of hotel rooms, 41 stories of condo units and more than17,000 sq. ft. of retail.
• St. Pete is one of the most walkableneighborhoods in Pinellas County. Residents andtourists can find entertainment, dining and shoppingall in close proximity with a waterfront view.
Urban-Suburban Submarkets Trends
EmergingSt. Petersburg
Westshore
Source: CBRE Research, Q1 2017.
Urban-Suburban Submarkets
EstablishedN/AN/A
Source: CBRE Research, Q1 2017.
Q1 2017 Vacancy and RentSt.Pete CBD | Westshore | Total Suburban | Total Tampa
St.Pete CBD | Westshore | Total Suburban | Total Tampa
30
30
40
40
20
20
10
10
0Vacancy Rate
Source: CBRE Research, Q1 2017.
Three Year Rent Comparison
Rent
Q1 2017
6.4% $23.08
$23.08
9.0% $26.62
$26.62
11.0% $21.86
$21.86
11.2%
Q1 2014
$22.67
$22.670 $20.30 $24.11 $19.45 $19.90
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Westshore, Florida
• With its close proximity to Tampa’s urban core,
Westshore is the most sought-after suburban
submarket in Hillsborough County. This
submarket had the largest concentration of
insurance-related companies to occupy space during
the second quarter. Moreover, Amgen, a global
pharmaceutical company, will move into nearly
125,000 sq. ft. at the end of 2017.
• Aside from the Tampa CBD, the Westshore
submarket has the most development and planned
projects in Hillsborough. This submarket also boasts
the largest inventory of office properties (rentable
square feet) in the Tampa market. While there is no
multi-tenant office construction currently underway,
crews have been active with the development of
residential, hotel and retail properties.
• The Prisa Group plans to open an AC Hotel by
Marriott, the European chain of Marriott hotels, in
Westshore. The hotel is a concept that is expected to
attract millennials in addition to the usual business
travelers.
• The submarket is home to two large shopping malls,
as well as a bevy of restaurants and entertainment
attractions.
• To further strengthen this submarket as a true live-
work-play area, developers have built new and
revamped existing properties into attractive multi-
family housing options.
• Additional investment has been put into outdoor
space and improving walkability, such as widening
the sidewalks, adding canopies for shade and
creating bicycle lanes.
Urban-Suburban Submarkets Trends
EmergingSt. Petersburg
Westshore
Source: CBRE Research, Q1 2017.
Urban-Suburban Submarkets
EstablishedN/AN/A
Source: CBRE Research, Q1 2017.
Q1 2017 Vacancy and RentSt.Pete CBD | Westshore | Total Suburban | Total Tampa
St.Pete CBD | Westshore | Total Suburban | Total Tampa
30
30
40
40
20
20
10
10
0Vacancy Rate
Source: CBRE Research, Q1 2017.
Three Year Rent Comparison
Rent
Q1 2017Q1 2014
$20.30 $24.11 $19.45 $19.90 $23.08 $26.62 $21.86 $22.670
6.4% $23.089.0% $26.6211.0% $21.8611.2% $22.67
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