Developments haven’t slowed down in the Sunshine City. Red Apple Real Estate,  just announced having reached a new milestones in the path to the construction of a 1,300,000 sf, multi-use development in the heart of downtown St. Pete.

The development includes a 46-story, luxury residential condominium tower called The Residences at 400 Central; a 223-key full-service boutique hotel with more than 15,000 square feet of meeting and event space; 25,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space along Central Avenue and more than 20,000 square feet of Class A office space.

Glass-enclosed observatory on the 46th floor

The Residences at 400 Central will include 300 one-to-four-bedroom luxury condominium residences with a select number of penthouse residences. Those who call it home will enjoy high-end interior finishes, wrap around balconies, and gorgeous views of our sprawling downtown area.

Condominium owners will have exclusive access to a 46th floor glass-enclosed observatory and lounge. Planned amenities will include a fitness and wellness center, an upscale lounge, a co-working space and board room, a library, a theater room, and a private dining room with an entertainment area.

Outdoor amenities will include a 16,000 sq. ft. seventh floor rooftop terrace with resort-style pool and spa, a putting green, bocce court, outdoor kitchen, dog walking area and fire pit.

Prime location in downtown St. Petersburg

“We are thrilled that the 400 Central project continues toward marketing and construction,” said John Catsimatidis Sr., the founder of Red Apple Companies. “As a large, well-capitalized family owned firm with multiple businesses, Red Apple has the ability to look beyond temporary events and make long-term business commitments. I am optimistic about the future of St. Petersburg, a city where I have had family roots for over thirty years, and so we are continuing on all fronts with our plans to develop this iconic addition to the St. Petersburg community.”

The project is right across from popular food hubs like Il Ritrono, Greenstock, La V, Tropez, and IceBurg.

• Red Apple has leased space for a condominium sales gallery at 465 Central Avenue, across the street from the 400 Central development. Design work is now underway.
• Foundation plans have been filed for review with the City of St. Petersburg, and plans are underway for the permitting of preliminary site work.
• The Federal Aviation Administration has issued a “No Hazard Letter” regarding the height of the project’s planned 46-story condominium tower. This is an important approval for towers of this height.