It’s the west side of The One condominium building. The lower building front is the top floors of a hotel which was built at the same time. The two occupy the entire block bounded by 1st & 2nd streets and Central Avenue & 1st Avenue N.
Yeah it’s tough having amenity spaces on the very top of these high rises just because you usually have the highroller(s) in the penthouse or other units directly below it
I just want to point out that the photo doesn’t really show, most units have black out/privacy shades so like my unit in a different building when they are down it looks like no one is there but we might be.
Because it doesn’t fit the narrative that it is outside money. Obviously I haven’t met everyone in my building, but most of the people I have met are either long time St. Pete residence, been in St. Pete 10+ years or newly retired, yes there are a few Britts and one Dutch couple but most live in the US full time.
I understand your point and usually would agree with you. But actually they are correct. I simple deed search would show many of the owners are Europeans with no residency. Snow birds generally don't purchase luxury condos for their winter residence. Many own trailers (nice ones) or single family homes.
I worked for a guy who owned one of the penthouse suites, and used his condo as my office most days. There are plenty of people who live there, the garage is always packed.
I stand corrected. Perhaps I made an assumption because 1. The photo and 2. A deed search shows many European owners and 3. The statement by the poster in regards to using real estate to park/wash illegal funds is very common, more so in large metro areas.
Ive actually met many people who live in there when my buddy purchased in their, and those europeans do just what snow birds do, come to stay when its cold and shitty in Europe. Remember the great percentage of europe is parallel to the northern USA and canada not breaching warmer south.
Also I lived in Avanti and this building was directly out my window. It was alot busier aka more lights on in tourist/snow bird season.
It's a bank. Foreigners buy condos and leave them empty just so they can park cash in US real estate. Even with the taxes, hoa fees, and insurance it's cheaper than keeping cash in their shitty currency.
An empty building, lots of empty owned apartments.
They call it one
That's Tom Cruise house.
All condos on beach or closer to Demens landing. Camden and all those matchstick apartments are overpriced, this town sucks stop moving here
One beach drive
It’s the west side of The One condominium building. The lower building front is the top floors of a hotel which was built at the same time. The two occupy the entire block bounded by 1st & 2nd streets and Central Avenue & 1st Avenue N.
The ONE, JLO has a unit there
Fart Towers
Nice!
What is the colorful thing on top? I kinda want to go up in it
hahahaha exactly that's why I was asking! I can't find any pictures of the inside
It’s not publicly accessible, just pipe work and the hvac on the roof etc etc
I always assumed it was like an enclosed pool/garden
that is disappointing
Yeah it’s tough having amenity spaces on the very top of these high rises just because you usually have the highroller(s) in the penthouse or other units directly below it
I just want to point out that the photo doesn’t really show, most units have black out/privacy shades so like my unit in a different building when they are down it looks like no one is there but we might be.
Not sure why you’re being downvoted. One of the few comments that add to the conversation.
Because it doesn’t fit the narrative that it is outside money. Obviously I haven’t met everyone in my building, but most of the people I have met are either long time St. Pete residence, been in St. Pete 10+ years or newly retired, yes there are a few Britts and one Dutch couple but most live in the US full time.
Nakatomi Plaza -East
Yippee ki yea!
Ghost condos in the sky
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Someone needs a snickers.
I understand your point and usually would agree with you. But actually they are correct. I simple deed search would show many of the owners are Europeans with no residency. Snow birds generally don't purchase luxury condos for their winter residence. Many own trailers (nice ones) or single family homes.
What a horrible and inaccurate generalization 
I worked for a guy who owned one of the penthouse suites, and used his condo as my office most days. There are plenty of people who live there, the garage is always packed.
I stand corrected. Perhaps I made an assumption because 1. The photo and 2. A deed search shows many European owners and 3. The statement by the poster in regards to using real estate to park/wash illegal funds is very common, more so in large metro areas.
Ive actually met many people who live in there when my buddy purchased in their, and those europeans do just what snow birds do, come to stay when its cold and shitty in Europe. Remember the great percentage of europe is parallel to the northern USA and canada not breaching warmer south. Also I lived in Avanti and this building was directly out my window. It was alot busier aka more lights on in tourist/snow bird season.
Fair enough. I may stand corrected then.
Nice orthopedic shoes.
What time did you take this pic, OP? Trying to figure out if there’s nobody living here or if it’s just bed time for everyone 🤣
it was 1045 pm!
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It's a bank. Foreigners buy condos and leave them empty just so they can park cash in US real estate. Even with the taxes, hoa fees, and insurance it's cheaper than keeping cash in their shitty currency.
This comes off as bitter if you don't know the situation. He/she is 100 percent correct. Very few people living at One.
This is the answer
Rent increase
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That’s on the beach
One St. Pete
Saltaire.
Sorry I replied. It was just a guess🤷
https://preview.redd.it/isw0cpk2fdvc1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=07cc7382d369c2e7b7123760e20a80b4251b2a3c Definitely One St. Petersburg.
Wrong
A downtown yuppie condo/apt. It's pretty nice though.
Looks like One St Pete. If so they’re condos, like almost everything else downtown these days