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After failed DCPS headquarters bid, Fleet Landing proposes $372M tower in Brooklyn
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Fleet Landing’s first attempt to turn a prominent stretch of Jacksonville’s riverfront into a retirement community ended with the Duval County School Board rejecting its $20 million offer. Now, the developer is pursuing another piece of the riverfront, this time across the St. Johns...
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Everyday Economics: Luxury housing offers builders a way through the slump
(The Center Square) – Jacksonville and Chicago have more high-income households than in 2019, and more luxury buyers than a year ago but fewer homes for sale, creating an opening for builders despite high mortgage rates. In Jacksonville, the estimated luxury buyer pool grew 10.4% from a year earlier...
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South Jacksonville Warehouse Lands 28,000-Square-Foot Supply Company Tenant
Jet Sales Solutions LLC is relocating to the Interstate Distribution Center in South Jacksonville, where it plans to occupy 28,047 square feet under a lease scheduled to begin Feb. 1, 2027. The move was detailed in a report from the Jacksonville Daily Record, which covers permitting activity around the city....
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Historic Downtown Jacksonville duplex, purchased with multiple properties, draws community action after years of neglect
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A group of community volunteers is taking matters into their own hands at a 118-year-old duplex sitting in neglect in downtown Jacksonville — and they want answers about who owns it and why. The historic property at 411 North Liberty Street, built in 1908, had...
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The City of Jacksonville is Working Against Lower Housing Costs
Local home builders in Duval County have told Florida Daily they have tried to help lower costs for families looking to buy a home, but City of Jacksonville officials are helping, too. Government agencies are telling local builders they “need” to keep up with code and add extras that “would...
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650,000-Square-Foot Warehouse Leased on Jacksonville's Westside
A 650,000-square-foot warehouse on Jacksonville's Westside has a new tenant at Florida Gateway Logistics Park, adding to the city's industrial corridor. The lease was reported by the Jacksonville Daily Record. Building 4 Specifications. Building 4 is a 650,000-square-foot facility. It features 40-foot clear ceiling heights, 143 dock doors, four drive-in...
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Waypoint Inks $100M Bridge Loan for Two Florida Rental Assets
JLL Capital Markets arranged $100 million in bridge financing for Waypoint Residential’s two-property portfolio in Florida, enabling the company to recapitalize recently completed construction projects. JLL worked on behalf of the borrower, Waypoint Residential, to secure floating-rate construction take-out financing with TPG Real Estate Credit. The portfolio consists of...
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How a snow delay led Jim Furyk to Florida where he and his wife built a charity legacy
PALM COAST, FL — More than 30 years ago, a snow delay on the PGA Tour set in motion a series of events that would change Jim and Tabitha Furyk’s lives and eventually make a lasting difference for thousands of families across Northeast Florida. In February 1995, professional golfer Jim Furyk found himself with unexpected time on his hands during the Northern Telecom Open in Tucson, Arizona. While waiting in the locker room, he struck up a conversation with fellow golfer Mark Carnevale, who gushed about the townhome he’d purchased for $152,000 in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, and its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean, the Intracoastal Waterway and TPC Sawgrass. Furyk had been looking for property in his native Pennsylvania for a lot more than that and was intrigued by the possibility of being able to practice all-year round in the Sunshine State. So, when he wasn’t in the field for the Masters that April, he paid a visit with his dad and when they weren’t practicing at TPC, they began exploring the greater Jacksonville area with a real estate agent. Furyk ultimately purchased a townhome in the same Ponte Vedra Beach community as Carnevale, just one building away. “It
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LaVilla's 318 Broad Street headed to DDRB
318 Broad Street is a Historic Landmark Building originally constructed in 1901/1902 as a two-story residence. In 1913, the residence was moved to the rear of the property and connected to a new 2-story masonry commercial structure fronting Broad Street. The building housed multiple mercantile uses over the years such...