US Edition100-year-old storm-damaged building in downtown St. Pete expected to be demolished for boutique hotel
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100-year-old storm-damaged building in downtown St. Pete expected to be demolished for boutique hotel
After suffering significant damage from last year’s back-to-back hurricanes, a 10-story, 100-year-old building in downtown St. Pete is expected to be demolished and replaced with a boutique hotel. Local entrepreneur and developer Steve Gianfilippo of Gianco Companies, who purchased the building at 300 Central Avenue in 2017, filed plans on Monday with the City of St. Pete for a 16-story hotel, named The Coronet, which will incorporate mid-c…
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