St. Petersburg, Florida
Florida publishes the owner of every St. Petersburg parcel and the price of every sale, read off the deed's documentary stamps, in a free state download — and the 2026 final roll shows the city's most valuable ground is a children's hospital, the county-owned Tropicana Field site and a run of new downtown apartment towers.
12 buildings · 10 with an owner established · 23 sources · 3 tier B · 9 tier A · prepared 2026-10-14
Can you find out who owns it?
Florida records deeds rather than registering title, and its public-records law makes the result unusually open. The Pinellas County Property Appraiser keeps the roll for the whole county, including the City of St. Petersburg (tax districts SP and SPPW): owner name and mailing address, land and building value, and recent sales, and it posts its own raw database files free. The state Department of Revenue republishes that roll as downloadable files, and each sale carries 'the sale price indicated by documentary stamps on the deed' — Florida taxes deeds at 70 cents per $100 of consideration, so the price is effectively public. The limits are entity opacity (the roll names an LLC, cut to 30 characters) and owners whose records s. 119.071 exempts from disclosure.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (Property Appraiser search and raw database files; state NAL file). Clerk fees set by s. 28.24, F.S.: recording $5.00 first page + $4.00 each additional; copies by other than photographic process $6.00 per page
Bulk ownership dataFlorida DOR Property Tax Oversight — 'Pinellas 62 Final NAL 2026' (53.0 MB zip, 433,745 parcels, owner name and mailing address) and 'Pinellas 62 Final SDF 2026' (sales Jan 2025–Jun 2026), free unauthenticated download, posted 9 Oct 2026; the Property Appraiser also posts raw database files (CSV/JSON/Excel/XML) refreshed daily
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tropicana Field and the Historic Gas Plant District 200 16th Street S (stadium parcel) and surrounding blocks, St. Petersburg 1,100,000 sq ft building area; 57.7 acres on the stadium parcel (roll) |
Civic | Pinellas County (owner of record) Roll: the stadium parcel (16 31 24 86381 002 0010) stands as Pinellas County, 315 Court St, Clearwater — $170,709,560, exempt; five more stadium-replat and 'Tropicana Field West' parcels are also the County's (21.8 acres, $49.3M); the City holds one 3.1-acre strip. Yet the City runs the site: it calls the district 'approximately 86 acres', was 'obligated to diligently pursue repairs' after Hurricane Milton (Oct 2024; $59.7M approved, roof done Nov 2025). The Rays quit the $1.3B stadium / $6.5B district deal on 13 Mar 2025 (WUSF). On 2 Jul 2026 the City chose The Burg Bid (3,600+ affordable and workforce units) and the Pinellas County Housing Authority; Council approval pending. |
Government | —B |
| St. Pete Pier 800 2nd Avenue NE, St. Petersburg 16,307 sq ft building area; 209.1 acres incl. water (roll) |
Civic | City of St. Petersburg 100% Parcel 17 31 20 00000 240 0100, legal description 'Municipal Pier', built 2020; owner of record St. Petersburg, City of. 2026 just value $48,700,000, of which $3.6M is taxable; the roll does not say who holds the taxed interest. No sale on the 2025–26 sales file. |
Government | —A |
| The Residences at 400 Central 400 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg |
Residential | Not established the jurisdiction does not disclose owners A condominium completed in 2025: 299 unit parcels under 'Condo Residences at 400' on the 2026 roll, $172.2M of just value (units not yet assessed carry a nominal $17,000). Unit owners are mostly individuals and are not named. The developer entity, Cats Red Apple St Pete LLC (800 3rd Ave, New York), still holds 56 units ($37.4M) and the adjoining 1.75-acre land parcel at 400 Central Ave ($13.9M); Red Apple 465 Retail LLC holds two more. 230 unit closings in 2025–26 carry documentary-stamp prices totalling $452.2M, most coded 32 ('pre-construction sales'). Whether it is the city's tallest tower is not stated in any document opened. |
Not established | —A |
| One St. Petersburg (and Saltaire) 100 1st Avenue N; Saltaire at 301 1st Street S, St. Petersburg |
Residential | Not established the jurisdiction does not disclose owners One St. Petersburg: 257 parcels under 'One St Petersburg Condo', built 2018, $433.9M of 2026 just value; unit owners are individuals and small LLCs, not named; a ground-floor commercial unit is held by One Central Properties LLC. 27 resales in 2025–26 total $58.0M. Saltaire: 195 parcels, built 2023, $311.6M; 39 resales total $78.2M. Neither roll shows a single owner of the building. A hotel at 25 2nd St N (188,787 sq ft, built 2017) stands in the name D K St Petersburg LLC, Delray Beach, $29.2M; no document opened names the developer of either tower. |
Not established | —A |
| Duke Energy Center for the Arts – Mahaffey Theater 400 1st Street S, St. Petersburg 231,140 sq ft building area; 5.1 acres (roll) |
Civic | City of St. Petersburg 100% Parcel 17 31 19 14362 001 0090, legal 'Center for the Arts', built 1964; owner of record St. Petersburg, City of; 2026 just value $69,486,802, exempt. The same City-owned 'Center for the Arts' plat holds the Dalí Museum building at 1 Dali Blvd ($26.1M, built 2023 per roll) and further waterfront parcels. Who operates the theatre is not stated on the roll. |
Government | —A |
| Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital 501 6th Avenue S, St. Petersburg 725,000 sq ft building area; 6.1 acres (roll) |
Institutional | All Children's Hospital, Inc. 100% Parcel 17 31 19 59257 001 0010, built 2009; owner of record 'All Childrens Hospital Inc', 2026 just value $378,353,581, exempt — the most valuable parcel in the City. Across 32 parcels in All Children's Hospital, All Children's Hospital Foundation and 'Johns Hopkins All Childrens Ho…' names the hospital holds $654.5M of 2026 value, 33 acres and about 2.0M sq ft of building area. |
Institution | —A |
| Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital (former Bayfront Health St. Petersburg) 701 6th Street S, St. Petersburg 593,912 sq ft building area; 8.1 acres (roll) |
Institutional | Orlando Health, Inc. (main parcel in the name OHI West Inc) 100% Parcel 17 31 19 03478 001 0011, built 1952; owner of record OHI West Inc, 1414 Kuhl Ave, Orlando, 2026 just value $96,174,506, exempt. Community Health Systems' FY2022 10-K lists Bayfront Health St. Petersburg (480 beds) among its 2020 divestitures, buyer 'Orlando Health, Inc.', effective 1 Oct 2020; no price is given. On the roll 25 parcels in Orlando Health Inc and OHI West Inc names carry $269.2M, including new 'Institute Square' buildings of 2025 at 540–725 8th St S / 6th Ave S. |
Institution | —B |
| Albert Whitted Airport 341 8th Avenue SE, St. Petersburg 174,303 sq ft building area (roll) |
Civic | City of St. Petersburg 100% Parcel 17 31 20 00241 001 0020, owner of record St. Petersburg, City of: 2026 just value $75,000,000 ($631,000 taxable, for private hangar or business use), on a parcel recorded at 2,339 acres that includes bay bottom. A second City airport parcel on 8th Ave SE adds $21.3M. The City's airport page calls it 'The City's Albert Whitted Airport', a general-aviation field with no airline service, where Sheltair Aviation is the fixed-base operator. |
Government | —A |
| University of South Florida St. Petersburg campus 140 7th Avenue S, St. Petersburg 365,189 sq ft building area; 10.1 acres (main parcel, roll) |
Institutional | Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund (State of Florida), for USF The main campus parcel stands as 'FL Int Imp Fund Tre', 3900 Commonwealth Blvd, Tallahassee: $59.9M, exempt. The TIITF holds 64 City parcels ($248.9M), including the USFSP College of Business at 700 4th St S ($14.9M) and campus land on 3rd St S. USF holds 10 more parcels in its own and its foundation's names ($36.9M). |
Government | —A |
| Jabil headquarters 10800 Roosevelt Boulevard N, St. Petersburg 159,188 sq ft building area; 7.5 acres (roll) |
Office | Jabil Inc. 100% Owner of record Jabil Inc at its own address; 2026 just value $32,305,000 (taxable $7.6M). Jabil Inc holds a second parcel at 10560 Dr MLK Jr St N ($10.9M). The neighbouring Jabil-plat parcel at 10500 Dr MLK Jr St N (121,490 sq ft) sold in Jul 2026 for $31,000,000 to Bankers Commercial Corp, Los Angeles; the Property Appraiser coded it 30, a transfer between corporate affiliates or related parties. A 2025 building at 2680 Gateway Centre Pkwy stands as 'Gateway Jabil Property Owner L…' (Charleston, SC), $23.0M. |
Public company | —A |
| Raymond James Financial headquarters (Carillon) 880 Carillon Parkway, St. Petersburg 836,326 + 307,500 sq ft building area on two parcels (roll) |
Office | Raymond James & Associates, Inc. / Raymond James Financial, Inc. 100% Two parcels at 880 Carillon Pkwy stand as 'James, Raymond & Assoc Inc': $81.1M (built 2004, 12.6 acres) and $42.2M (built 1993, 15.5 acres); with 710 Carillon Pkwy and three land parcels in Raymond James Financial names the company holds six parcels, $144.9M and about 55 acres on the roll, all taxable. No sale on the 2025–26 sales file. |
Public company | —A |
| Tyrone Square Mall 6901 22nd Avenue N / 2830 Tyrone Boulevard N, St. Petersburg 957,781 sq ft (Simon); 719,729 sq ft building area on the mall parcel (roll) |
Retail | Simon Property Group (Simon Capital GP) 100% Simon's 2Q 2026 supplemental (property and debt table, as of 30 Jun 2026) lists Tyrone Square, St. Petersburg, at 100.0% legal ownership, 957,781 sq ft, footnoted 'Unencumbered asset' — no mortgage, so no sign of distress in the filing. On the roll the 43.3-acre mall parcel stands as Simon Capital GP, Indianapolis: $54.6M. The anchor boxes are separately owned: Dillard's Inc ($7.4M) and Allied Stores General Real Estate (Macy's address, Cincinnati, $7.3M); outparcels stand in Boston Capital LLC, FCPT Holdings LLC and Abington Capital LLC names. |
REIT | —B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
The City of St. Petersburg is tax districts SP and SPPW on the Pinellas County roll (per the Property Appraiser). Figures are 2026 just (market) values from the state's copy of the 2026 final roll (Florida DOR, posted 9 Oct 2026), summed by this research. The most valuable ground is institutional: a children's hospital and the county-held stadium site outrank every private tower.
Highest-valued parcel in the City$378,353,581
Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, 501 6th Ave S — roll owner All Childrens Hospital Inc, exempt. Second: Tropicana Field, 200 16th St S, Pinellas County, $170.7M. Highest taxable: 225 1st Ave N, apartments built 2023, GS St Pete LLC (Charleston, SC), $126.0M. Florida DOR NAL, Pinellas 2026 final.
All real property in the City of St. Petersburg$59.15 billion
108,007 parcels in districts SP and SPPW, 2026 just value; $37.57B taxable for non-school levies. Whole county: 433,745 parcels, $211.39B. Florida DOR NAL, Pinellas 2026 final.
Downtown (ZIP 33701)$10.72 billion
8,362 parcels with a 33701 site address, 34.8M sq ft of building area — condominium units counted one by one. 2026 final roll.
Downtown land benchmark$82 median; up to $405 per sq ft
Roll land value on 809 downtown (33701) non-residential parcels over 2,000 sq ft: median $81.90 per sq ft; top values include 256 2nd St N (KT St Pete Runner LLC) $405.47, a City parcel on 2nd Ave N $382.60 and the Kress Building, 475 Central Ave, $376.29. 2026 final roll.
Recorded arm's-length sales, 2025$3.22 billion
4,827 transfers of City parcels the Property Appraiser qualified as arm's length (codes 01, 02, 05; a deed covering several parcels counted once), prices 'indicated by documentary stamps on the deed'. Jan–Jun 2026: 3,888 transfers, $2.74B. Largest: The Beacon apartments, 430 3rd Ave S, $131,000,000 (Mar 2026, to RRPVII Beacon St Pete LLLP); 151 7th St S apartments, $104,460,000 (May 2025, coded 39 — price verified to differ from the stamps).
Largest distressed transfer, 2025–26$11,000,000
10001 16th St N (82,510 sq ft industrial building): Dec 2025 to Bankers Commercial Corp, Los Angeles, coded 12 — 'transfer to or from financial institutions … deed stating In Lieu of Foreclosure'. Only two other non-residential City transfers coded 12 or 38 exceeded $1M ($2.65M and $1.43M). Sale Data File, 2026 final.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
St. Petersburg's largest holders are public. By value the City itself leads by a distance — its waterfront parks, airport, pier and arts district — followed by the county school board, Pinellas County (which holds the Tropicana Field site on the roll) and the state's Internal Improvement Trust Fund, which holds the USF St. Petersburg campus. Much of the acreage is bay bottom attached to waterfront parcels. Figures are the City's tax districts SP and SPPW on the 2026 final roll; acres are land square footage ÷ 43,560; every spelling of an owner's name is grouped; individuals and family trusts are left out.
| Name | Type | 2026 final roll, City of St. Petersburg |
|---|---|---|
| City of St. Petersburg As 'St Petersburg, City of', PO Box 2842; mostly exempt. Largest: North Shore Park, 901 North Shore Dr NE ($102.4M, 2,368 acres incl. water), Police Headquarters at 1301 1st Ave N ($92.7M), Albert Whitted Airport ($75.0M), the Center for the Arts / Mahaffey Theater ($69.5M), Al Lang Field ($60.3M) and the Pier ($48.7M). |
Government | 802 parcels, 10,177 acres, $1.50BA |
| Pinellas County School Board (Board of Public Instruction) Roll name 'Pinellas Bd of Pub Inst' — the school district's land in the City; one more parcel stands as 'Pinellas Cnty School Board'. |
Government | 75 parcels, 621 acres, $600.1MA |
| Pinellas County As 'Pinellas County' (53) and 'Pinellas County Land Assembly' (2), 315 Court St, Clearwater. Includes the Tropicana Field stadium parcel ($170.7M) and four 'Tropicana Field West' parcels, a 2.7-acre block at 150 5th St N ($32.0M), the municipal-complex parcel at 205 Dr MLK Jr Ave ($18.7M) and 241 acres off Roosevelt Blvd N. |
Government | 55 parcels, 838 acres, $351.7MA |
| Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund (State of Florida) Roll name 'FL Int Imp Fund Tre', Tallahassee. Includes the USF St. Petersburg main campus at 140 7th Ave S ($59.9M), 525 Mirror Lake Dr N ($39.4M), USF land at 801 3rd St S ($26.9M) and the USFSP College of Business; much of the acreage is upland and submerged land along the bay. |
Government | 64 parcels, 2,152 acres, $248.9MA |
| University of South Florida In the names University of South Florida, its Board of Trustees and its foundation — in addition to the campus land the state trust fund holds for it. |
Government | 10 parcels, 9.8 acres, $36.9MA |
| Duke Energy Florida As 'Duke Energy Florida, Inc' (39) and 'Duke Energy Florida, LLC' (4), care of PO Box 37996, Charlotte. Largest: 299 1st Ave N downtown ($42.6M) and operations yards on 25th St N and 38th Ave N. County-wide: 265 parcels, $163.8M. |
Public company | 43 parcels, 384 acres, $92.3MA |
| St. Petersburg Housing Authority As 'St Petersburg Housing Auth' (38) and 'St Petersburg Housing Authorit…' (2), with 435 residential units on the roll; the largest is Jordan Park, 1245 Jordan Park St S ($42.6M, 17.9 acres). The separate Pinellas County housing authority holds nine more parcels in the City. |
Government | 40 parcels, 35 acres, $62.3MA |
| Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) As 'Pinellas Suncoast Transit Auth', at 3200 Central Ave. Its other facilities lie outside the City's tax districts. |
Government | 1 parcel, 1.3 acres, $3.4MA |
| CSX Transportation As 'CSX Transportation Inc' / 'CSX Transportation, Inc.'; the largest parcel (29.2 acres, $1.3M) has the legal description 'Centrally Assessed' — railroad operating property is valued by the state, so the roll understates it. |
Public company | 9 parcels, 31 acres, $1.4MB |
| United States (Coast Guard and others) 'USA Coast Guard' holds 1300 Beach Dr SE (530 acres incl. water, $27.7M) and a Bayboro parcel on 8th Ave SE ($20.1M); 'United States of America' holds 500 22nd St S ($21.3M). |
Government | USCG 2 parcels, 541 acres, $47.8MA |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
St. Petersburg is almost fully built out, so new housing is infill and towers rather than subdivisions. Census permit data for 2025: the City issued 629 single-family permits and 2,641 units in all, 1,905 of them in 20 buildings of five or more units; Pinellas County as a whole issued 1,376 single-family and 4,198 units. No builder league table for the City is published. The figures below count parcels in each builder's own name on the 2026 final roll — lots and unsold homes, not closings. The national builders that dominate Hillsborough and Pasco barely register: Lennar and Pulte hold nothing in their own names in Pinellas. In the towers, the developer entity holds unsold units (Cats Red Apple St Pete LLC, 56 units at 400 Central; see marquee).
| Name | Type | Parcels on the 2026 roll — City / county |
|---|---|---|
| Mattamy Homes Held as Mattamy Tampa/Sarasota LLC (Riverview address): 53 vacant lots in the Snug Harbor plat and 5 parcels in Pasadena on the Gulf, $12.8M. Mattamy is privately held; no filing of its own was opened. |
Private company | 58 / 58 parcelsA |
| D.R. Horton Held as 'D R Horton Inc' and 'DR Horton Inc' (Sarasota division address) — the listed parent itself; all 30 City parcels are scattered vacant infill lots. Its fiscal 2025 10-K names 'the Florida markets (particularly Tampa and Jacksonville)' among those contributing most to its decline in sales orders. |
Public company | 30 / 70 parcelsA |
| Weekley Homes Held as Weekley Homes LLC (Houston address): 21 townhome lots in the Union District plat. Privately held; not a filer. |
Private company | 22 / 23 parcelsA |
| Mobley Homes Held as Mobley Homes Custom LLC, a St. Petersburg infill builder: 11 vacant lots and 4 new houses, $6.5M. |
Private company | 15 / — parcelsA |
| Domain Homes Held as Domain Homes Inc (Tampa address): 6 lots and 5 houses, $2.7M. |
Private company | 11 / — parcelsA |
| Toll Brothers Held as Toll Southeast LP Company, Inc. — listed in Toll Brothers' FY2025 Exhibit 21 — all outside the City; $25.6M. |
Public company | 0 / 101 parcelsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
St. Petersburg's landlords are mostly apartment owners: the downtown and Gateway towers of the last decade belong to listed REITs (Camden, UDR) and to private funds and syndicates that appear on the roll only as LLCs — groups at single Charleston, Chicago, Irving, Dallas, Naples and Greenwich mailing addresses each hold $100–240M. Downtown office is thinly held by private partnerships; the largest owner-occupied office campus is Raymond James. Single-family rental is small here compared with Tampa because the City is built out: in the City the roll shows Progress Residential and HPA borrower entities with 80 houses, Tricon/SFR entities 64, FirstKey (FKH) 29 and Invitation Homes 10.
| Name | Type | Holding |
|---|---|---|
| Camden Property Trust FY2025 10-K: Tampa/St. Petersburg, 95.4% average occupancy, average monthly rent $2,322; Schedule III lists Camden Central and Camden Pier District among its properties there. On the City roll Camden USA Inc and Camden Central LLC hold 855 Central Ave ($124.3M, built 2019) and 330 3rd St S ($124.2M, built 2016) — $250.0M in four parcels. |
REIT | 9 communities, 3,464 units (Tampa/St. Petersburg market)A |
| UDR, Inc. FY2025 10-K: Tampa, FL is 5.1% of its portfolio by that table; Schedule III members include Preserve at Gateway and Peridot Palms, both in St. Petersburg. On the City roll UDR entities at its Highlands Ranch, CO address hold five parcels with 1,085 units, $186.1M. |
REIT | 12 communities, 4,207 homes (Tampa market)A |
| Simon Property Group The City's regional mall; unencumbered per Simon's 2Q 2026 supplemental. Roll: Simon Capital GP, $54.6M on the mall parcel; see marquee. |
REIT | Tyrone Square, 957,781 sq ft, 100%A |
| Raymond James Financial Owner-occupier rather than landlord: the Carillon headquarters at 880 and 710 Carillon Pkwy and three land parcels, held as Raymond James & Associates, Inc. and Raymond James Financial, Inc., 55 acres, all taxable. |
Public company | 6 parcels, 1.18M sq ft building area, $144.9MA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Owners whose records s. 119.071, F.S. exempts (law enforcement, judges and other listed officers) are removed from the public files, per DOR, so their holdings cannot be counted.
- Why the roll names Pinellas County, not the City, as owner of the Tropicana Field parcels while the City's own pages describe the 86-acre district as City property it may lease or sell. No deed, interlocal agreement or title record was opened, so the record states only what each source says.
- Which tower is tallest. 400 Central (completed 2025) is widely described as the tallest in the city, but no document opened states a height; the roll does not carry storeys.
- The developers of One St. Petersburg and Saltaire, and who stands behind D K St Petersburg LLC (the 25 2nd St N hotel). The roll gives only LLC names and mailing addresses.
- Who stands behind the largest private apartment owners — GS-, TGM-, SD St Pete-, BPOZ-, Lurin- and WRD-named LLCs. Their names and addresses are on the roll; no filing that names their sponsors was opened.
- The Jul 2026 $31.0M transfer of 10500 Dr MLK Jr St N (Jabil plat) to Bankers Commercial Corp, coded 30 (related parties), and the Dec 2025 deed-in-lieu at 10001 16th St N to the same buyer. Their nature (financing, sale-leaseback or other) was not researched.
- Builder counts are parcels in each builder's own name, not starts or closings; land held through option or land-bank entities is not counted.
- Distress beyond the sale file's qualification codes. The Clerk's Official Records sit behind a Cloudflare challenge, so foreclosure filings were not searched.
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Sources
- Pinellas 62 Final NAL 2026 — real property roll (NAL62F202601.csv), 433,745 parcels — Florida Department of Revenue, Property Tax Oversight (submitted by the Pinellas County Property Appraiser) · openA
- Pinellas 62 Final SDF 2026 — Sale Data File (SDF62F202601.csv), recorded transfers Jan 2025–Jun 2026 with clerk book/page and qualification code — Florida Department of Revenue, Property Tax Oversight · openA
- Download Assessment Roll and GIS Data — NAL, SDF and NAP files; files exclude owners exempt under s. 119.071 — Florida Department of Revenue, Property Tax Oversight · openA
- 2026 NAL, SDF and NAP User's Guide (SALE_PRC1 'the sale price indicated by documentary stamps on the deed'; sale qualification codes 01–43) — Florida Department of Revenue, Property Tax Oversight · openA
- Documentary Stamp Tax — 70 cents on each $100 of consideration (all counties except Miami-Dade), s. 201.02(1)(a), F.S. — Florida Department of Revenue · openA
- Section 28.24, Florida Statutes — service charges by clerk of the circuit court (recording $5.00 first page, $4.00 each additional; copying $6.00 per page) — The Florida Legislature (Online Sunshine) · openA
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- Disclaimer — 'not a substitute for a title search or land survey … makes no warranties, expressed or implied' — Pinellas County Property Appraiser · openA
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- Simon Property Group — 2Q 2026 Supplemental Information (Exhibit 99.1 to Form 8-K): property and debt table, Tyrone Square 100.0%, 957,781 sq ft, unencumbered — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) · openA
- Historic Gas Plant District Redevelopment — approx. 86 acres; Tropicana Field roof replacement after Hurricane Milton — City of St. Petersburg · openA
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- Tampa Bay Rays Postseason Parking Guide (Rays back at Tropicana Field, Oct 2026) — City of St. Petersburg · openA