
Olivette Tops Out in Ybor City's Gasworx Development
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The Olivette, a new residential tower in Ybor Citys Gasworx development, has reached its peak, becoming the tallest building in phase two. With 376 apartments, courtyards, retail spaces, and a street grid for events, its set to transform the neighborhood. The topping-out ceremony celebrated the 300 workers who made it happen, with the full build expected by October 2027. Gasworx continues to redefine the area northeast of downtown Tampa.
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Tampa Bay News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Olivette Tops Out in Ybor City's Gasworx Development. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
The Olivet just hit a big milestone in E-Board City's gas works development, topping out as the tallest building in Phase 2. Ground broke just one year ago, and now it's standing 10 stories high at Channel Side Drive, an abdominal drive. Phase 2 packs in the Olivet and another residential tower called Luisa, plus an office spot for grow financial, and A, 28,000 square foot market hall. This builds on two residential spots that open last year, totally reshaping the spot northeast of downtown Tampa, and South of Ivor's main drag on. Seventh Avenue, folks are buzzing about how it's breathing new life into the neighborhood. The Olivet brings 376 apartments, court yards, retail spots, and connected gathering areas on a street grid that shuts down for. Events, at a park, trolley stop, and over a dozen market retailers, and it's set to draw crowds. Friday's topping out bash, honored to 300 workers who made it happen.
Expect the full build by October 2027, with the next phase dropping news by year's end. Gasworks is just getting started. This has been Tampa Bay News Today, powered by AI.
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