http://www.CondoLeaf.com/ Tampa Florida Condos, Tampa Townhomes, Tampa Bay Lofts and Tampa Real Estate in Florida en-us Copyright 2005-2006, CondoLeaf.com rss@CondoLeaf.com rss@CondoLeaf.com http://www.CondoLeaf.com/ http://www.CondoLeaf.com/users/images/site/rss.gif http://www.condoleaf.com/condo-news/?p=124 There isn't much so far to the Web site for Seaboard Square, one of the largest proposed residential/retail additions to the Channel District. The site boasts a photo of Tampa's skyline, an e-mail address and the marketing line, "Hip. Square. Now." And that's about it. Developers provided more details to about 50... Seaboard Square Development Details Dispensed at 2006-07-28 2006-07-28 http://www.condoleaf.com/condo-news/?p=28 When construction began in July on the Towers of Channelside, it marked the beginning of the big projects for the Channel District. Reaching a height of 337 feet, Towers of Channelside includes 257 condominiums and 38,000 square feet of retail. Mike McGuinness, vice president of The Towers of Channelside LLC, said one tower should be... Big Projects for the Channelside District at 2006-07-28 2006-07-28 http://www.condoleaf.com/condo-news/?p=132 A proposed residential and retail project is so large it involves moving a street. Sembler Investments of St. Petersburg's plan for the 5.8-acre Seaboard Square complex will take the zigzag out of 11th Street where it meets Whiting Street. A city council zoning hearing on the 725-residence project is scheduled for Aug. 17. Seaboard... Developer Aiming To Straighten Street at 2006-08-03 2006-08-03 http://www.condoleaf.com/condo-news/?p=219 The Seaboard Square condo project is one of the largest residences to be added to the Channelside District in Tampa. The plans are to include one 29-story building, two 25-story buildings and one 16-story building. Most of the 725 total residences would sell in the $300,000 to $500,000 range. In addition, Penthouse-level homes would sell between... Seaboard Square Condos in Channelside at 2006-06-04 2006-06-04 http://www.condoleaf.com/condo-news/?p=290 Miami developer Juan Porro has had a fairly easy time developing a 280-unit residential and retail project at 202 N. 11th St. In fall 2005, residents overwhelmingly supported the eight-story structure, since named The Slade. After getting zoning approval from the city council, Porro and his staff began selling space in the project, which... Channel Area Momentum Continues at 2007-03-12 2007-03-12