The future of the Historic Gas Plant District in St. Pete is back in limbo as we wait to learn the future of the Tampa Bay Rays again.

Two local organizations are holding a series of meetings to get public input on the development.

"It has been really sad to see what's happened to the community, but there has been a lot of support and outreach and resilience, and people still want to be here," said Ryan Bogden, a realtor.

St. Pete has been through a lot in the last year, from the hurricanes to the Tampa Bay Rays stadium deal falling through.

"This year, not having it, businesses have felt that this summer in lower attendance of foot traffic on the streets," said Bogden.

Bogden is a realtor with Keller Williams St. Pete.

He said while things are starting to get better, he's seen the i

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