The proposed redevelopment would replace the existing 192,099-square-foot building, which was constructed in 1985 and has housed Keiser University’s Clearwater campus since 2014, with five five-story apartment buildings.
According to preliminary site plans prepared by Tampa-based engineering firm Halff, the residential community would feature a clubhouse, resort-style pool, landscaped open space, two stormwater ponds, and 556 surface parking spaces.
Approximately 40% of the property would remain open space.
The property is designated Residential/Office General on Largo’s Future Land Use Map and is located within the Largo Tri-City Activity Center.
The proposal will be presented during a neighborhood meeting July 29th at Largo City Hall.
Crown Pointe purchased the property for $14.1 million in April 2023.
At the time, the building was occupied by Keiser University and customer service and technology company 24-7 Intouch, which moved out of the building last year.