The Residences at the Tampa Edition hotel are scheduled for move-ins by late 2021. By Jay Cridlin A crop of luxury condos in a forthcoming Water Street Tampa hotel has officially hit the market, with prices starting at $2 million. The Residences at the Tampa Edition opened a sales gallery in late November at Sparkman Wharf, part of the $3.5 billion housing, office and retail district under development in Tampa’s Channel District, giving curious customers a first look at the…

The Tampa Edition, under construction since early 2020, will have a sales gallery in Sparkman Wharf. By Ashley Gurbal Kritzer With $70 million in ultra-luxe condominiums pre-sold, the developer of Water Street Tampa has opened a sales gallery for The Residences at The Tampa Edition. The Edition, a 28-story tower that includes 172 hotel rooms topped by 37 condos, began taking reservations in September 2019 and broke ground in early 2020. When reservations began, the units were priced from $1.8…

Michael Jordan has always protected his home turf. The five-time league MVP was known for playing well on his home court, especially while leading the Chicago Bulls to six NBA titles. By Tim Schmitt And according to PGA Tour star Rickie Fowler, MJ has continued that trend in basketball retirement — now on his golf course. Fowler appeared on the Subpar podcast with Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz and said that since the 2019 opening of Jordan’s exclusive golf course,…

In an increasingly cluttered landscape, these properties around the world showcase a beguiling combination of enduring beauty and soul And right here, is our very own Fontainebleau Hotel. Congratulations! We are so proud to play an integral role in your design developments! By Alia Akkam Fontainebleau Miami Beach Miami modernist architect Morris Lapidus was ridiculed for the Fontainebleau when it opened in 1954, but his provocative curvilinear building ultimately ushered in a new chapter of edgy resort design. The Rat…

NFL championship in February will propel Tampa Bay into national spotlight, even if visitor numbers aren’t as robust as initially anticipated. by: Kevin McQuaid Tampa Bay hoteliers are faring better than many of their counterparts around the country amid COVID-19, but operators and owners alike here remain hopeful that the Super Bowl LV will generate solid numbers and boost an industry struggling from the pandemic. … “The Super Bowl sends a positive message to the world, to places like Australia…