Developer plans condo complex across from Selby Gardens

A development called 777 South Palm Avenue Condos is employing both Sarasota's attainable housing density bonus and transfer of development rights for a 66-unit building along Mound Street.

By Andrew Warfield
| 1:52 p.m. June 6, 2025
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A rendering of 777 South Palm by Adache Group Architects, planned along Mound Street between Pineapple and Orange avenues.

Manatee-Sarasota

A Miami-area based developer is planning a seven-story condominium building on the site of the former Kodra Professional Center across from Marie Selby Botanical Gardens.

Unilog Group LLC had its initial appearance before the city’s Development Review Committee on June 4 for a project currently called 777 South Palm Avenue Condos. Located along Mound Street (U.S. 41) between Pineapple and Orange avenues, the development is the first to take advantage of both the city’s attainable housing inclusion bonus density and the new transfer of development rights program for the preservation of historic properties.