
Greystar's Industrial Park Plan for HSN Campus
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Greystars Massive Industrial Park Plan for Former HSN Headquarters in Saint Petersburg
Greystar, Americas top multifamily developer, is set to transform the former Home Shopping Network headquarters in Saint Petersburg into a massive industrial park. The sixty-five-acre property will feature over four hundred thousand square feet of warehouse space, with plans for three new concrete warehouses up to forty-five feet tall. The proposal is headed to the Development Review Commission for site plan approval, with plans for the remaining twenty-four acres still undecided. The campus, which housed HSN for forty-seven years, will be cleared for demolition to make way for the new development.
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On March 2nd, here's the latest out of Tampa Bay. A major redevelopment is underway in North St. Petersburg. The 65-acre former home shopping network headquarters is set to become one of the area's biggest industrial parks. Graystar, America's top multi-family developer, has the property under contract and plans over 400,000 square feet of warehouse space on. The Eastern 41 acres at 2,500-1118 Davenue North. The proposal heads to the Development Review Commission this Wednesday for site plan approval. If it passes, the sale closes later this year after permits. Plans for the remaining 24 acres remain undecided. The campus house adjacent for 47 years until its parent company shifted operations to Pennsylvania earlier this year. Currently, it features parking lots and nine buildings, all slated for demolition to clear space for three new concrete warehouses of to 45. Feet tall. City staff recommends approval with tweaks like uniform building designs, brighter exterior lights, tree buffers around loading zones, and protected.
Wetlands. Nearly half the site stays open space, with 610 parking spots, bike racks, and sidewalks linking everything. Meanwhile, Graystar is growing fast in Pinellas County. They're building the massive Gateway Logistics Center nearby, plus apartment towers, hotels, and new mixed-use spots like the Henry at Whitney Village set to finish in 2027. This DNA story is thanks to our sponsor details in the description. A pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly, built for nighttime listening,
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