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Jacksonville landmark will be reborn as apartments, restaurants and offices

By Teresa Stepzinski - Florida Times-Union
Published on December 20, 2022 at 3:23 pm
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A historic 109-year-old Jacksonville landmark is taking on new life.

Work is underway to rehabilitate and renovate the former Union Terminal Warehouse at the heart of the city’s Eastside into workforce-affordable apartments plus artist studios, restaurants, retail and small office space.

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With an estimated development cost of $72 million, the project by Columbia Ventures LLC of Atlanta is a significant step toward revitalizing the Eastside neighborhood near TIAA Bank Field as well as downtown Jacksonville, community leaders say.

Read the rest of this story at the Florida Times-Union, a Jacksonville Today news partner.

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