You Could Own a Piece of Beer Can Island for $1,000

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In the middle of Tampa Bay, there’s a place locals have nicknamed "Beer Can Island." And now, you can own a piece of that paradise. Paradise Island - Pine Key, or Beer Can Island, was created in the 1940s as a result of dredging. The people who have owned it for seven years are selling the party island. There is a potential new owner who is drumming up interest, and money, by offering part ownership of Beer Can Island for $1,000 per share. Inside Edition Digital’s TC Newman has more.

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In my day when we went to the island we always cleaned up after ourselves and even brough bags to clean up any trash we may have come across. It was a fun pit stop for a bit of partying, swimming, BBQ. Because of the storms they will never be able to build much on it, but there is potential to create a fun spot for boaters and maybe weekend gigs with music or something like that, keep it simple.

cq

We have a "Beer Can Island here in Miami. It's the island just inside Haulover Inlet. We been calling it Beer Can Island as far back as the 60's

ScarabChris

I went there in 1812, it was great, we got wasted

woozy

I'm pretty sure no great×4 grandparents went there if it's only been used since the 40's, maybe grandparents but that's it

jupabafl

I love how he was like i was just chilling there, then people come by we party, they leave, im all alone 😆

PrtoPoTaT

That's my pontoon and wife on the blue mat at 1:32 lol

CodyGroner

It’s so sad how people can’t do the simple task of packing out their garbage. I was raised differently and over the year, so much publicly available land has been made private or illegal to be on because of stuff like this. Really just pathetic on what this country has come to

locke

I have been there! Miss living in Tampa!

WeShallC

Can't wait for how it's called in GTA VI😃😁

emmanuelkarani

Beer Can Island, Tampa Bat was my life for decades! ❤

BustedFlush-ut

Just trying to keep my house right now.😂

seang

It's not that people trash the place it's that if you give stuff a place to wash up onto, you will have stuff there ...washed up.

C--Hercules

The anchor says that ppl have been going there since the 1950s. And this guys says 7 generations. I highly doubt that was a spot in 1874. Lmao.

BillytheKid

It isn't difficult to consider that in 1950 a grandfather took his son and grandson, 40 years later that son has a son and grandson and takes them in 1990. 34 years later that son takes the 7th generation for a boat ride

I been to this island many times. It was pretty clean when I was there in the 90s

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