Developers purchase Salt Creek Marina for larger, but still unknown, project

Tampa Bay, FLLocal News

The recent purchase of Salt Creek Marina by developers in St. Petersburg, Florida, has raised eyebrows and concerns among local stakeholders. The acquisition marks a significant addition to their portfolio, which now includes four adjacent properties along the south side of Salt Creek. The Marina, acquired for an undisclosed sum, spans 3. 9 acres and is the largest of the newly purchased lands.

The developers, including Odyssey Real Estate Development LLC and Prometheus Maritime Investments LLC, have invested heavily in the area, with previous purchases totaling over $27 million. Local businesses and residents express anxiety over potential job losses and reduced access to essential services as redevelopment plans remain unclear. The Salt Creek area has previously been eyed for drastic changes, including a failed billion-dollar redevelopment proposal for condos and commercial spaces. As community members seek clarity on future plans, the outcome could significantly impact the local economy and lifestyle. The situation remains fluid, with many eager for updates on the developers' intentions.

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