New Construction Projects in St. Pete Beach, Florida

Project 1: Corey Landing (Water Club St. Pete Beach)

• Developer: Kolter Urban
• Location: Waterfront at the eastern end of Corey Avenue / 73-75th Avenue area (Boca Ciega Bay), St. Pete Beach, FL 33706
• Type: Mixed-use (luxury condominiums with retail/restaurant and public amenities)
• Units/Size: 129–133 condominium units across two 8-story buildings (residences approx. 1,718–3,800 sq ft); ~11,000–12,000 sq ft commercial space; 31–39 marina slips
• Status: Approved (October 2025); pre-construction / advancing toward site preparation
• Expected Completion: ~2029 (groundbreaking anticipated mid-2027)
• Description: Boutique waterfront luxury condo community replacing prior apartment plans on a combined ~4–4.5 acre site. Features two 8-story buildings with bay views, a public waterfront park, retail and restaurant space, a marina with private and public slips, kayak launch, and promenade. Scaled back from earlier higher-density proposals after city and community input.[1][2]

Project 2: Sirata Beach Resort Expansion

• Developer: Columbia Sussex
• Location: 5300 Gulf Boulevard, St. Pete Beach, FL
• Type: Hotel (resort expansion / redevelopment)
• Units/Size: Two new hotels adding 420 keys (10-story, 290-room JW Marriott with rooftop amenities; 8-story, 130-room Hampton Inn); replaces an older six-story building on the ~13–16 acre Gulf-front site
• Status: Announced; conditional use permit approved
• Expected Completion: Limited public information available (existing resort underwent $25M renovation and joined Hilton’s Tapestry Collection)
• Description: Major redevelopment of the Sirata Beach Resort adding two new branded hotels while refreshing the existing property. The project faced significant neighborhood opposition but received city approval for the expanded hospitality offering with direct beach access.[3]

No other significant new construction / residential / mixed-use / commercial projects meeting the criteria (announced, under construction, or recently completed in the last 3 years) were identified in St. Pete Beach specifically. Many nearby developments referenced in searches are located in downtown St. Petersburg rather than St. Pete Beach. Infrastructure projects (e.g., fire station rebuild, stormwater improvements) and minor proposals (e.g., small resort redevelopment) were excluded per guidelines.