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Private equity owns nearly 25% of Tampa Bay apartments, new research shows
Yesterday• Real Estate
The Tampa skyline seen from Sal y Mar Rooftop Bar on Sunday, Nov. 7, 2021. Nearly a quarter of apartment units in the Tampa Bay area are owned by private equity firms, according to data released this week by the Private Equity Stakeholder Project.
St. Petersburg home where Babe Ruth lived is on the market for $1.86 million
Yesterday• Real Estate
346 16th Ave NE in St Petersburg's Old Northeast neighborhood is for sale. It was once home to baseball legend Babe Ruth and George Gandy Sr., the man behind the Gandy Bridge.
Construction to start on $100 million Straz Center expansion
April 7• Tampa
The Straz Center will get undergo a $100 million expansion.
St. Pete Beach’s Don CeSar is back after major storm damage. See inside
April 7• Business
Palm trees adorn the courtyard at the Don CeSar hotel, which reopened late last month after months of repairs following Hurricane Helene last year.
My condo board installed loud doors in the lobby. What can I do?
April 6• Real Estate
Gary M. Singer
Pinellas County to begin enforcing new vacation rental rules
April 6• Pinellas
A sign opposing short-term rentals is seen in Indian Rocks Beach in 2018. This month, Pinellas County is ramping up its strengthened vacation rental ordinance, designed to have owners of rental properties register and face stiff code enforcement fines for infractions.
7 things to know about how Trump’s tariffs may increase costs for everyday items
April 4• Politics
A hand-embroidery dress fabric made in India, costing a couple hundred dollars per yard, is sold at t(AP Phe Francia Textiles fabric store in the Fashion District in Los Angeles on Thursday.

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Bill would stop DeSantis from getting involved in picking university presidents
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, left, and then-Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nuñez speak at a news conference at Jackson Memorial Hospital, Thursday, March 12, 2020, in Miami.
Mary Brown, first Black elected Pinellas school board member, dies at 89
Mary Brown, the first Black elected school board member in Pinellas County, died on March 29. She served on the board from 2002 through 2010.
Pasco school district pulls plug on dedicated early learning center
Florida teacher let go over using student’s preferred name
She won Tampa Bay’s top spelling bee. Then the real battle began.
2 Hillsborough elementary schools get new principals
UF student arrested, sent to immigration detention facility
Florida private college students could lose state tuition help
Florida lawmakers aim to make it easier to open new charter schools
A Black history class was held under a tree at a Florida university

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