St. Pete condo building soars above city skyline, becomes tallest residential building on Florida's west coast

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The Residences at 400 Central has topped out, marking a significant milestone as the tallest residential building on Florida's west coast. Standing at 515 feet and comprising 46 stories, it is set to transform St. Petersburg's skyline and enhance the downtown area. Mayor Ken Welch expressed his enthusiasm about the project, stating that it symbolizes the ongoing progress in the city. The building will feature 301 luxury condominium units, which are expected to attract both residents and investors.

Ground-floor amenities will include office spaces, retail shops, and restaurants, contributing to a vibrant urban environment. With its prime location on Central Avenue, the development is poised to bolster economic activity in the area. As St. Petersburg evolves, such projects reflect the city's commitment to growth and modernization. The completion of The Residences at 400 Central is anticipated to be a significant draw for prospective homeowners and businesses alike.

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