SweetBay Town Center Lots

Sweet Bay is an urban infill project that is located on the site of the old Panama City Regional Airport in Panama City, Florida. The Master Plan for the 700 acre site, made up of 32 parcels, features five miles of waterfront park, marina, village town center, University Academy a K-8 public charter school, and a variety of single-family and multi-family homes. The old runways become a system of waterways and greenways that link the village center and neighborhoods with the waterfront. An extensive system of nature trails further enhances the connectivity, linking homes with shops and restaurants, school, and recreational opportunities. The upland component is the only large piece of property available for development on St. Andrew Bay. It has over four miles of frontage on North Bay and lies within Panama City At full build out SweetBay wll feature 3,200 residential units, including approximately 700 apartment units. 427 homes have been sold with another 31 under-construction in phases 1 and 2.. 360 of the 700 apartment units are adjacent to the town center and are currently leasing. One of the most appealing aspects of Sweet Bay is its focus on the waterfront and water related activities. Phase 1 of the marina basin has broken ground with plans for a 2-acre wet basin and 56,000 SF of dry storage. As a result of the residential development, the demand for a myriad of commercial uses naturally should follow. Therefore, the Sweetbay Town Center will be well positioned to attract such end users.The SweetBay Commercial Town Center is part of the SweetBay Planned Community Development in Panama City, FL. one of the state's largest infill projects with approval for 3,200 residential units. Phase 1 of the Publix-anchored Town Center , which sites on 7.5 acres will feature approximately 68,000 SF of in-line retail and restaurant space. Phases 2, 3 and 4 will offer medical office, a hotel and several restaurants, cafes and other amenities with a focus on serving the SweetBay community as well as the Panama City area. There are outparcel opportunities, as well as street-lined retail.