Kevin McQuaid | Business Observer
In the wake of its success in delivering the 41-story One St. Petersburg hotel and condominium tower in downtown St. Petersburg nearly two years ago, The Kolter Group has proposed a second residential tower near the city’s vibrant waterfront.
Saltaire, a roughly $250 million project, is being designed by SB Architects to rise 35 floors adjacent to the downtown Hilton Hotel at 330 Beach Drive NE, near First Street South.

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But unlike when Kolter began developing One, which also contains a Hyatt Place Hotel, the West Palm Beach-based development firm faces significant competition to its 35-story Saltaire project.
In addition to at least one other major condo tower proposed for St. Petersburg’s downtown, a pair of luxury multifamily rental projects also will vie for residents.