Ronto Group begins contract conversions in Tampa

Altura Bayshore tower reservations have exceeded demand, developer says, as required state documents are filed.

  • By Business Observer Staff
  • | 10:20 a.m. February 5, 2021
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COURTESY RENDERING — Naples-based Ronto Group has begun converting unit reservations into sales contracts in its Altura Bayshore condo project in Tampa.
COURTESY RENDERING — Naples-based Ronto Group has begun converting unit reservations into sales contracts in its Altura Bayshore condo project in Tampa.
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The Ronto Group has hit an important milestone with its planned 22-story Altura Bayshore condominium tower in Tampa by beginning to convert buyer reservations into sales contracts.

The Naples-based developer also has filed required condominium documents with the state for the project, which mandate the project be delivered within a set time frame.

 

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