By providing public spaces, The Bluffs can support events to supplement the schedule of the Capitol Theater and Ruth Eckerd Hall’s programming of the amphitheater.” “The City Hall site provides a residential rental product that provides a catalyst for people to engage in these private and public improvements. “The Bluffs provides a direct connection to Coachman Park and the Imagine Clearwater project bridging the gap between the hotel, restaurant, and retail spaces with specific public realm improvements such as improved landscape connections, pedestrian bridge, and immersive art experiences,” the team wrote in its cover letter. There would be two 27-story residential towers with a shared public common space with a resident’s pool deck and amenity center. Meanwhile, the former City Hall Site would have 600 rental residences, 25,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space and 600 parking spaces. GSP Development is an Illinois-based real estate firm proposing to build a 16,900-square-foot development at the Harborview site with two indoor/outdoor restaurants, pop-up space and high-end retail. Here’s an inside look at the proposals on the table The financial details in the proposals were not disclosed. The three development teams that submitted proposals were Chicago-based GSP Development Elevate Clearwater, which includes Channelside developer Ken Stoltenberg, the ECI Group, Smart City Group and Solaris and The Bluffs, which is comprised of New York-based Gotham Organization and The DeNunzio Group, which is a locally based firm that has been involved in a handful of projects in St. On Friday, the City of Clearwater released the development proposals it received from a handful of teams vying to acquire the properties. The city envisions the transformative sites could link to the planned redeveloped waterfront park that a new amphitheater will anchor. The city is seeking a developer to take advantage of the prime downtown properties – the former City Hall and Harborview sites known as the “bluff properties” – that offer unparalleled waterfront views. Two key waterfront sites in Clearwater may be redeveloped into boutique hotels, beer gardens and culinary incubators as part of the city’s strategy to revamp its downtown.
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