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Underutilized and obsolete properties are being reimagined—opened to the street, reconfigured for modern use and redesigned to create visibility, access and engagement.
The 600 block of Cleveland Street represents a critical shift in the redevelopment of downtown Clearwater.
Located directly adjacent to the Family Entertainment Center—at the first point where visitors move beyond the gateway into Cleveland Street—this block forms the immediate extension of that activity into the corridor.
This is not a single restoration or a standalone project.
It is a multi-property redevelopment now under construction—reestablishing an entire block as a continuous, active commercial environment.
Multiple adjacent properties are being redeveloped in parallel—each contributing to a continuous stretch of storefronts along Cleveland Street.
The redevelopment of 635 Cleveland Street transforms a previously understated and inactive storefront into a visually distinctive, street-engaging destination—introducing a new architectural presence along Cleveland Street.
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The redevelopment of 639 Cleveland Street transforms an outdated and inefficient structure into a modern building with improved function and a stronger presence along Cleveland Street.
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The redevelopment of 623–627 Cleveland Street transforms a dark, inward-facing row of storefronts into a series of open, inviting retail spaces—reestablishing a direct connection to the sidewalk.
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The redevelopment of 629–633 Cleveland Street transforms a series of constrained and inefficient retail spaces into a cohesive and functional building—addressing long-standing limitations in scale, layout and usability.
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Positioned where Cleveland Street meets the Pinellas Trail, 645 Cleveland Street is being transformed into a gateway between downtown and one of the region’s most active pedestrian and cycling corridors.
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