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New single-family homes coming to Grand Central District

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A local developer has broken ground on Clemmons Court, a unique residential project in St. Petersburg’s Grand Central District. Located at 2550 1st Ave. N., the development includes four luxury single-family homes arranged around a central courtyard. Developed by Backstreets Capital in collaboration with architect Tim Clemmons and Place Architecture, Clemmons Court is inspired by Catfiddle Street, an urban infill development in Charleston, Sout…

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New single-family homes coming to Grand Central District

A local developer has broken ground on Clemmons Court, a unique residential project in St. Petersburg’s Grand Central District. Located at 2550 1st Ave. N., the development includes four luxury single-family homes arranged around a central courtyard. Developed by Backstreets Capital in collaboration with architect Tim Clemmons and Place Architecture, Clemmons Court is inspired by Catfiddle Street, an urban infill development in Charleston, Sout…

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St Pete Catalyst broke the news in 2 days ago on Friday, February 21, 2025.

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