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=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=159 Developer Bill Ware is far enough along in his Ventana residential project that the structure is "topped out" at 11 stories.This provides an idea of how Ventana will fit into the Channel District skyline after months of looking at blueprints. Once a run-down warehouse district, the first wave of residential development in the area... District's Vista Is Taking Shape at 2006-07-15 2006-07-15 http://www.condoleaf.com/condo-news/?p=226 Life at The Towers of Channelside condos in Tampa encompasses tropical breezes, flowing waters and the flash of warm smiles. It is an oasis in the center of the action.  But beware—it’s only part of the magic. You’re merely steps away from the current of energy that defines this vibrant, eclectic city.   Step across Channelside Drive.... The Towers of Channelside Condos at 2006-06-12 2006-06-12 http://www.condoleaf.com/condo-news/?p=231 Just as the city’s residential blossoms, the nation faces a housing lull; prices are dropping, and demand is low. Tampa’s experience is no different, according to Bob Glaser, CEO of Smith & Associates Real Estate.  In the spring of 2006, he says, investors essentially pulled out of the downtown condominium market. With their seed money... The City's Silver Lining at 2006-11-01 2006-11-01