Fitness Center, plus ice cream and coffee shops moving into Water Street Tampa
Three new shops agree to move into Water Street Tampa as the urban designed development seeks about 70 in total.
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Water Street Tampa opens Thousand & One, a WELL-certified trophy office building
What's special about the new Thousand and One office spaces? Let's start with its design for health and wellness.
Meet 12 more local Instagram influencers you might want to follow
Want to know who influences what your friends and family members think? Take a look at these popular local Instagram influencers who are establishing credibility and gaining followers.
More apartments, shops coming to ENCORE! Tampa
“ENCORE! is a national model. It really is. You won’t find another project that has the types of features that ENCORE! has in the U.S.,” says Leroy Moore, Senior VP and COO with the Tampa Housing Authority.
What’s new at Midtown Tampa?
What makes Midtown Tampa special? Check out the cool new shops starting with Whole Foods and REI.
Welcoming millennials: Tips for buying your first home
Sherman Milton III, Florida Heritage Real Estate Group, is a 29-year-old millennial who mostly works with his own generation. The three tips he gives his clients right off the bat? Read on.
Influencers: Meet 8 local Black leaders you will want to know
Meet just a few of the Tampa Bay Area’s many Black leaders who let their voices be heard on a wide range of topics for the betterment and growth of the larger community.
Tampa emerges as a growing tech hub, but what does that really mean?
Talent, innovation, diversity, environment -- the key drivers of why the Tampa Bay Area is increasingly recognized on the national scene as an important and growing tech hub. Sound familiar?
Historic Tampa Theatre moves forward on plans for microcinema (T2)
A second theatre in downtown, seating just 40-50, would bring the microcinema movement to Tampa.
Tampa startup, Black Stock Footage, wins Florida pitch competition
Imani Lee and Zebrina Edgerton-Maloy of Tampa realized a year ago just how difficult it is to find video clips of ordinary Blacks going about life in America. In June, their social entrepreneurship solution won $25K in a statewide competition for Black Founders in Florida.
