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Osceola Parking Garage, Pierce Street & Osceola Avenue The city of Clearwater is developing a 397-space public parking garage that will feature 12,000 square feet of prime ground-floor retail space in a premiere downtown waterfront destination. Ideal for restaurants, specialty shops, and service retail.
PSTA Clearwater Station, Myrtle Avenue S. and Court Street Partnering with the city of Clearwater, Pinellas County, FDOT, and with the support of other organizations, PSTA is constructing a new, state-of-the-art transit center to replace its outdated, overcapacity existing center in Downtown Clearwater.
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.
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.
150 S. Osceola Ave. A new 400-unit, 620,000-square-foot apartment complex will be built in downtown Clearwater.
432 Cleveland Street Built in 1910 and transformed in the 1920s into one of downtown Clearwater’s defining Mediterranean Revival landmarks, the Peoples Bank building is nearing completion as it is returned to its original architectural character - detail by detail.
519 Cleveland Street Originally constructed in 1910, the F.W. Woolworth building stands as one of downtown Clearwater’s most recognizable commercial landmarks - once home to the iconic “Great Five Cent Store” that served the community for more than half a century.
615-621 Cleveland Street The Brown Brothers Building stands as one of downtown Clearwater’s enduring commercial landmarks - its presence rooted in the early development of Cleveland Street and the growth of the city itself.
623-627 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 623-627 Cleveland St. transforms a dark, inward-facing row of storefronts into a series of open, inviting retail spaces - reestablishing a direct and engaging connection with the pedestrian environment.
629-633 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 629-633 Cleveland Street transforms a series of constrained and inefficient retail spaces into a cohesive, functional commercial destination - addressing long-standing limitations in scale, layout and usability.
635 Cleveland Street The redevelopment of 635 Cleveland Street transforms a previously understated and inactive storefront into a visually distinctive, street-engaging destination - introducing a new architectural identity along Cleveland Street.
639 Cleveland Street This property is being transformed from an outdated, inefficient structure into a modern, high-performance building.
645 Cleveland Street This property is being transformed into a gateway between Cleveland Street and the Pinellas Trail.
534 Cleveland Street Originally constructed in 1914, the Telephone Building stands as one of downtown Clearwater’s most recognizable landmarks. But what stands on Cleveland Street today is not simply restored - it has been rebuilt.
Drew Street Utility Projects Drew Street Construction continues to extend West toward N. Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue. Check for more updates.