Tampa synagogue, residential tower plan changed to win city approval

The new plan for a 29-story tower on piece of a local synagogue’s property has been changed to address neighborhood and to mitigate density concerns.

The Related Group wants to build a 29-story tower on piece of a Congregation Rodeph Sholom property.
The Related Group wants to build a 29-story tower on piece of a Congregation Rodeph Sholom property.
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A Miami developer looking to build a residential tower on a piece of a land owned by a Tampa synagogue has revised its initial plan and will go before City Council Thursday to seek approval.

 

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