150 S. Osceola Ave. A new 400-unit, 620,000-square-foot apartment complex will be built in downtown Clearwater.
50 N. Osceola Avenue The Ballad Hotel, a new 158-key hotel is being built on the eastern edge of Coachman Park and it will have a parking garage, rooftop bar, retail and meeting space.
Beach by Design This special area plan sets forth a series of strategies for the revitalization of Clearwater Beach in six major areas: land use, mobility, off-street parking, catalytic projects, economic feasibility and financing, and design guidelines.
Clearwater Beach Marina Replacement Construction Project The construction project includes two phases. Most of phase one of the project has been completed, which included the demolition and rebuilding of the west side of the marina.
Clearwater City Hall The new City Hall brings many city departments together in one campus, making it easier for residents to access city services.
Clearwater Executive Airport Terminal Replacement Project The construction of a new terminal facility will replace aging infrastructure and provide a modern, welcoming space for pilots, passengers, tenants, businesses and visitors.
County-Owned Properties Open for Redevelopment Pinellas County is advancing a mixed-use redevelopment opportunity in downtown Clearwater across 34 parcels on 17 county-owned properties totaling approximately 24.5 acres. The site presents a rare opportunity to shape a more connected, walkable downtown district.
Courtney Campbell Causeway Pedestrian Overpass This is a project by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT). This project will build a pedestrian/ bicycle overpass over SR 60 (Gulf to Bay Blvd) east of Bayshore Blvd, connecting the Bayshore trail and the Courtney Campbell trail in eastern Pinellas County.
Downtown Clearwater Construction Projects Downtown Clearwater is undergoing a period of transformation, and many projects are or will be under construction soon.
Drew Street Utility Projects Drew Street Construction continues to extend West toward N. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue. Check for more updates.
Edgewater Drive Park Edgewater Drive Park is currently a passive park with limited functionality and use. The park will undergo refurbishment and include an expanded parking lot, improved stormwater management, new sidewalks, new bike racks, trash receptacles, benches, environmental educational signage, and an ADA accessible drinking fountain.
North Beach Stormwater Improvement Project Plans are under way to implement the North Clearwater Beach stormwater master plan to improve the existing stormwater system to help minimize future flooding.
North Greenwood Land Use and Zoning Implementation After extensive community input, the North Greenwood Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) Plan was approved in 2023. The CRA Plan identifies priorities, strategies and projects to achieve the community’s vision.
North Ward School: From Historic Landmark to Future Community Asset The historic North Ward Elementary School, located in Downtown’s Old Bay Character District, presents a unique opportunity for community-focused revitalization. The city strongly recommends proposals include preservation of the historic buildings while exploring new uses that benefit the community and support neighborhood revitalization.
Osceola Avenue Roadway and Infrastructure Improvements This project is focused on improving the Osceola Avenue roadway and sidewalks. The Osceola Corridor Improvement project upgrades infrastructure, roads, and streetscape from Court to Drew Street to enhance visitor and resident experience.
Solid Waste Truck Wash Facility Renovation The city of Clearwater Solid Waste Department operates a truck- washing facility at its Solid Waste Complex, which is used to manually clean collection vehicles, transfer trailers, roll-off containers, and commercial compactors. This project will upgrade the facility with a new automated truck-washing system, two bays, two new manual washing bays and new equipment.
US 19 Zoning District & Corridor Plan The city of Clearwater has developed zoning standards to create a thriving and prosperous corridor along the city’s seven-mile stretch of US 19 and its major cross streets.