Water Street Tampa $3 Billion Project Narrated by Jeff Vinik, Chairman/Governor Tampa Bay Lightning
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Exclusive video of Jeff Vinik, Chairman, and Governor of the Tampa Bay Lightning and Partner, Strategic Property Partners narrating the Water Street Tampa Project and enhancements that have been made since its announced plan including the Embarc Collective, JW Marriott, USF Morsani College of Medicine and Sparkman Wharf.
Tampa Bay, Florida is one of the twenty largest metropolitan areas in the United States made up of Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Clearwater. All, three are growing exponentially and house over 3.7M residents. Tampa is on the verge of a modernization makeover courtesy of Bill Gates and Jeff Vinik. The city’s downtown area, covering 53 acres of land is undergoing a $3 billion redevelopment that is creating bold impacts on the waterfront neighborhood.
The massive Tampa Bay smart city project is being developed by Strategic Property Partners (SPP), which is a joint venture between Gates’s investment fund Cascade Investment LLP and Jeff Vinik, a local businessman and developer who owns both the National Hockey League (NHL) team Tampa Bay Lightning as well as the Arena Football League team the Tampa Bay Storm.
Jeff Vinik was interviewed by Bold Business CEO Ed Kopko and EVP, Associate Publisher John R. Miles.
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Exactly why I am moving to Tampa and want to work for Jeff Vinik. A visionary that is making innovation happen.
Good job
Nice 👍🤗🤗🤗 tony j. from Indiana
I’m just waiting for Vinik to buy the Rays and keep them here in Tampa