St Petersburg Real Estate Analysis
Since the new millennium, St. Petersburg has emerged as a top destination for the arts – with the dynamic new Dali Museum opening in 2011, the Dale Chihuly world renowned glass collection, and six art districts.
The city’s notable inverted pyramid Pier, which saw its last complete renovation in 1989 and thrived more than 24 more years before the badly deteriorating facility was closed in 2013 and demolished starting in 2015. The city is amid a public process to replace the historic, iconic waterfront landmark.
As St. Petersburg enters its second golden age, and steps boldly into the 21st century, the downtown core continues its revitalization with projects that include retail shops, restaurants, and movie theaters. More than 900 events bring over 10 million people each year to the sunshine city to experience yacht races, triathlons, baseball, basketball, cycling, festivals, cultural exhibits, and music. The city easily attracts tourists with its cultural district that includes seven museums in the downtown district. A state university, 10 marine institutes and more than two dozen galleries, and the All Children’s Research Center attest to the city’s commitment to education and health care. Historic neighborhoods continue to be restored, as residents invest in their communities with a great source of pride.
Here, young and old, tradition and innovation come together to create a vibrant sense of community.
Walk Score for St Petersburg
St Petersburg School Data
St Petersburg School Districts
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St Petersburg Schools
- Imagine Charter School
- PK-5, charter
- http://www.imagineschoolsstpetersburg.com
- Indi-ED
- K-12, private

Posted on December 15, 2016 at 7:34 pm by Jodi Jenco