Developer attempting to build Tampa's tallest skyscraper, still in the early stages
FOX 13 reports on Colton Elliott and the proposed 70-story, 740-foot tower for downtown Tampa, still in the early stages of site and approvals.
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FOX 13 reports on Colton Elliott and the proposed 70-story, 740-foot tower for downtown Tampa, still in the early stages of site and approvals.
Florida YIMBY reports on Elliott Towers — a proposed mixed-use development that would become Tampa's tallest building at 740 feet.
Floridian Development covers the FAA height filing for a 740-foot tower on the former Kress block in downtown Tampa.
LQ Commercial reports on the $650 million mixed-use proposal for 815 North Franklin Street.
Elliott Development has submitted an application to the Federal Aviation Administration for the proposed 740-foot tower. The project is currently in the FAA study and review phase.
Plans revealed for Tampa's tallest mixed-use skyscraper, combining luxury residences, hotel, office, and retail in a single 62-story landmark.
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