Coquina Key Plaza
Update
10/28/22
Coquina Key Plaza Development Gains Final Approval
The St. Petersburg City Council gave final approval to developers to move forward with Coquina Key Plaza. The development in south St. Petersburg would convert the Coquina Key Plaza, a strip mall, into a new mixed-use development. The council approved two items, an amendment to the official zoning map from Corridor Commercial Suburban-1 (CCS-1) to Corridor Commercial Traditional-1 (CCT-1) and an approval of an associated development agreement to allow for commercial retail uses and residential with workforce housing. Residents had voiced objections to the development, the council deliberated more than three hours before rendering the final vote. Stoneweg US, the real estate investment company that purchased the property in March 2021, plans to construct 465 apartment units that will include workforce housing and a minimum of 20,000 square feet of retail space.
