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Once-sleepy office hub aims to capitalize on desirable location

Long viewed as a buttoned-up business cluster filled with 9-to-5 workers, malls and hotels, Tampa’s Westshore District seeks to reinvent itself as a place to call home.

  • By Brian Hartz
  • | 5:00 a.m. August 26, 2022
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Midtown Tampa, on the eastern edge of the Westshore District, is home to a mix of office and residential space, as well as local and national restaurant retail brands. (Courtesy photo)
Midtown Tampa, on the eastern edge of the Westshore District, is home to a mix of office and residential space, as well as local and national restaurant retail brands. (Courtesy photo)
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With all the buzz about Water Street Tampa and Midtown Tampa, it’s easy to forget the city has another up-and-coming live/work/play neighborhood: the Westshore District. On Aug. 16, the Westshore Alliance reminded everyone of that at its 20th annual Westshore Development Forum, held at the DoubleTree by Hilton hotel near Tampa International Airport.

 

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