There is no slow down in sight when it comes to development in downtown St. Petersburg.
Buya Ramen
The ramen craze has been looming in the air for some time in big cities like New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. Now the trend is hitting the growing Edge District of St. Petersburg, as
Buya Ramen gets ready to open its doors.
The restaurant seats just over 100 people, and will feature a Japanese whiskey bar. The interior is adorned with 12-foot-long community tables, a concrete bar top and a mural done by local artist
Michael Vahl.
The menu is comprised of the popular Japanese noodles as the name of the restaurant implies, but also features dumplings, duck and other popular dishes from the island nation.
For more information,
click here.
Delmar City Homes
In the growing mix of housing in downtown St. Petersburg,
Delmar City Homes features four-story townhomes offering luxury amenities.
“Each unit at Del Mar has a roof-top deck, as well as an outdoor living room,” says Jeff Craft, developer at Tampa Bay City Living (TBCL), which developed Del Mar Homes.
The three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath units also feature a two-car garage, modern finishes and nearly 3,000-square-feet of space. Located at 433 Third St. S., the homes are within walking distance to restaurants, shops and office space.
Construction recently completed on Del Mar Homes, however, three units are still available.
TBCL has plans for even more projects, with several in the works around the Tampa Bay area, including in the Westshore area, the Crescent Lake neighborhood of St. Petersburg and its own new headquarters.
For more information on both of these properties, visit TBCL's
website.
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