What's going up in Tampa: 3-D printed homes, mixed-use galore

💰 Third Lake Partners, an Ybor City-based developer, purchased WestShore Plaza for over $130 million, with plans to transform the shopping mall into a mixed-use development.

• Plans for the reimagined mall may include a medical facility, in addition to retail, dining, office, and residential buildings, according to the Tampa Bay Business Journal.
• For now, Third Lake will focus on redeveloping the land closest to I-275.

🏘️ Tampa's first 3-D printed affordable home is nearing completion.

• The nonprofit Corporation to Develop Communities says the project will include nearly 100 units of multifamily housing, an effort to revitalize the East Tampa neighborhood and make homeownership more accessible.
• The first home could hit the market within the next two months, according to Bay News 9.

⚖️ Stetson University's Law Center in Tampa Heights will be reimagined into a mixed-use destination by the developer behind Midtown Tampa.

• The Law Center isn't going anywhere, but the surrounding property will soon be transformed with restaurants, apartments and hotel rooms. Groundbreaking is expected next year, per the Business Journal.
• The redevelopment will also feature 37,450 square feet of retail.