Known as Kelly Road and as, perhaps, as a bit of a seedy place that wasn't without it;s colorful people and wild lifestyles. A rough, local place with a history in gator hunting, fishing traps and its own set of rules for drinking. 

Yes, "Kelly Road" also had artists and creative souls who lived in the area. Three 60 market, once known at The Drunken Pelican and The Med once known at The Anchor were the locals hung out, where walking home happened more often than not, or perhaps even crawling home for some.

Kelly Road since becoming Bayshore - Drive has certainly come along way and it hasn't been without its hardships, or years and years of tireless efforts. 

Some of the first establishments on Bayshore Drive, took risks but were also part of its colorful past. From The Real Macaw, Green Door Nursery, Taqueria San Julian and let's not forget our real estate pioneers at Windstar. Those that followed, Three 60 Market, Ankrolab Brewing Co., The Gardenia, A.Jaron fine jewelry, Things I like and The Med.  

We now have residential real estate following as well as commercial developments with Btq hotels coming in.

All of this would not have happened if it weren't for people like, Karen Beatty, Maurice Gutierrez, Steve Rigsbee, Shirley Garcia and Tami Scott, all a huge part of the Bayshore Gateway Triangle - CRA,  here from the start and have mindfully curated Bayshore from its colorful past to its new colorful future and it is a colorful future.