A new study shows Tampa’s downtown population grew by 36 percent from 2000 to 2017 compared to a slower 17 percent average for other emerging downtowns. About 16,000 people live there now; another 5,000-6,000 are expected to move in during the next few years.
In every way imaginable, virtual living in our personal lives and our work lives is replacing the up close and personal experiences we took for granted before COVID-19. Learn how the Entrepreneur Collaborative Center in Tampa is adapting and growing participation.
The redesign of Fletcher Avenue in north Tampa highlights the value of a “complete streets” philosophy of reimagining streets that work for people of all ages and abilities, whether they are pedestrians, cyclists, or motorists.
Tampa Bay Area residents are emerging from months wrapped in safer-at-home cocoons, eager to be social butterflies again.
The University of South Florida, 3D printing company Formlabs, and New York-based Northwell Health announce a newly formed partnership that produces 3D printed nasal swabs in response to coronavirus outbreak.
The new Morsani College of Medicine is expected to have an outsized impact on Tampa’s economic growth, and on USF’s reputation as a medical research and teaching university not only in Florida but in the nation and around the globe.
Public input and letters of support for honoring the victims of lynchings in Tampa and Hillsborough County will be gathered from the community at large including chambers of commerce, governmental bodies, churches, mosques, and synagogues.
WeWork’s signature style is to design shared space and common areas with light, airy, modern and hip décor, art, and flashes of neon. Startups and more seasoned entrepreneurial businesses ready for new growth are among WeWork’s targeted market.
Striking a balance: New development in Ybor City is reshaping one of Tampa’s most iconic and historic neighborhoods.
Lots of eye candy made of bold colors reflected in the imaginative artistry of larger-than-life murals are beginning to cover otherwise blank walls in the Channel District of downtown Tampa.
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