16-Story Tower at 446 4th St. South Withdrawn in St. Pete
The Beach Company has withdrawn its application for a 16-story, 165-unit mixed-use tower at 446 4th Street South in downtown St. Petersburg.
The Beach Company has withdrawn its application for a 16-story, 165-unit mixed-use tower at 446 4th Street South in downtown St. Petersburg. Housing Studio was the architect.
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The tower would have risen 195 feet with 176 parking spaces and ground-floor retail below the residential levels. Amenities included an elevated deck, pool, and landscaped courtyard.
The plan was a scaled-down revision of a 21-story, 213-unit tower approved by City Council in February 2025 under Stadler Development. The revision cut 50 feet of height, 48 units, and 54 parking spaces. The application, valued at $54 million, was scheduled for Development Review Commission review on September 2, 2026.
The 0.7-acre site holds a 105-year-old commercial building and a surface lot. No replacement plan has been filed.
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Project File
- Address
- 446 4th Street South, St. Petersburg, FL 33701
- Units
- 165
- Floors
- 16
- Height
- 195 ft
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