Nearly 80% of Tampa Bay architects say hurricanes hurting business

An annual survey of local architects shows that concerns over the aftereffects of last year’s storms — and the national economy — point "to modest real estate development growth" this year.

The Sanderling cabanas on Siesta Key after Hurricane Helene.
The Sanderling cabanas on Siesta Key after Hurricane Helene.
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Fewer local architects are expecting demand for their services to increase again this year as developers look to move on in the aftermath of hurricanes Helene and Milton late last year.

 

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