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Can St. Pete afford its Gas Plant redevelopment contribution?

May 14, 2024

According to Bank of America, Raymond James Financial and city administrators, St. Petersburg is well-positioned to contribute $287.5 million toward the Historic Gas Plant District’s over $6.5 billion redevelopment. Read more at www.stpetecatalyst.com.

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