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Downtown St. Petersburg, FL.

North of Central Avenue the older fabric survives as the roughly 42-acre Downtown St. Petersburg Historic District — 367 contributing buildings raised between 1888 and 1954, part of a contributing total of 388 that also takes in eleven structures, seven objects and the three public parks counted as sites — inside a boundary of 5th Avenue N, Beach Drive NE, Central Avenue and 9th Street N. A second era has since gone vertical across the core — Signature Place (2009), the mixed residential-and-hotel One St. Petersburg (2018) and Ascent St. Petersburg (2024), and the residential Saltaire (2023), Art House, The Nolen and 46-story 400 Central, the last three completed in 2025 — whose bay-facing floor-to-ceiling glass, balconies and rails take on salt haze fast at height.

Central Avenue and Beach Drive retail and dining; the 26-acre Pier District that opened in July 2020; the Salvador Dalí Museum on the waterfront, the Museum of Fine Arts on Beach Drive NE and the Palladium at SPC; the University of South Florida's 52-acre St. Petersburg campus at Bayboro Harbor; and, just south of the core, the 480-bed Orlando Health Bayfront Hospital — Pinellas County's only Level II trauma center — alongside the 259-bed Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital and its Level I pediatric trauma center.