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The Cade Condos: Luxury Living by Mirror Lake

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Construction underway on The Cade, a luxury boutique condo in downtown St. Petersburg. Fifteen residences with private balconies and EV-ready parking, starting at $1.9M. Sales gallery open now.

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The Cade Condos: Luxury Living by Mirror Lake

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Construction has kicked off on the Cade, a sleek seven-story boutique condo, right by Mirror Lake in downtown St. Petersburg. Backstreet's capital just broke ground at 749 Burlington Avenue North, building 15 luxury residences with killer lake views. Sales launched two months back, and already 40% are under contract. The design keeps things intimate, with only two or three units per floor, for max privacy and big floor plans. It started three bedrooms around 2,100 square feet, up to two full floor pen houses, over 3,400 square feet. Every spot has east-facing living areas gazing at the lake and skyline, plus private balconies and EV ready parking. Developers are thrilled with the buzz, saying it proves folks crave upscale living downtown without the crowds. It's all about that custom home feel, and a prime spot, blending space, character, and those unbeatable waterfront vibes. Tying into history, the project nods to the nearby 89-year-old Cade Allen House from the

1930s, which Backstreet's is restoring. Though weave and salvage stone for the lobby, amenities stay low-key, a plunge pool deck, fitness center, lounge with kitchen setup, all on a second floor deck. Sales galleries open now, at 600 first Avenue North, with remaining units starting around 1.9 million dollars. This spits Backstreet's push in St. Pete Real Estate since 2014, shaping the city skyline one refined build at a time. That wraps Teva Bay News today, brought to you with AI.

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