March 11, 2024
Berkman II property to be auctioned March 25
A court ordered the auction if debts aren’t paid on the riverfront property where a condo tower was imploded in 2022.
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A court ordered the auction if debts aren’t paid on the riverfront property where a condo tower was imploded in 2022.
Dr. Dana Fender and his wife, Hope, have committed to match a $5 million gift from Frank Sanchez.
Gunnel Humphreys has sold the speciality boutique after owning it for almost a half-century.
The Downtown Investment Authority wants Jacksonville to allow open consumption of alcoholic beverages along the Northbank and Southbank Riverwalks.
The newly renovated Florida Theatre says it will reopen to the public on Oct. 28.
Miami-based Related Group plans 410 residential units on the Southbank, on the site of the former River City Brewing Co. restaurant.
The city may increase the property tax rebate for the developer, Elements Development of Jacksonville LLC.
The three buildings include Alder & Oak restaurant and bar; a rooftop bar; loft space for CD+urban; and a Southern Grounds coffee shop and patio space.
Jacksonville’s Downtown Investment Authority approved a forgivable loan package to finance improvements at the historic landmark.
The Sidley Austin LLP law firm recently represented the state of New York in stadium negotiations with the Buffalo Bills.
Twenty-seven students will compose the second cohort of juris doctor candidates at the JU College of Law, nearly twice as many as last year.
Students earn wages and benefits while learning a skilled trade at Naval Air Station Jacksonville.
Curry will take a position with Ballard Partners, which has offices in Jacksonville, Tallahassee and Washington, D.C.
A partnership with the JAX Microfinance Fund will support entrepreneurs, particularly women and people of color.
The Know & Love line will include products that are free of nearly 100 undesirable ingredients, the company says.
The next phase of improvements ahead of the venue’s 100th anniversary is scheduled for completion in October.
This year’s list includes architecturally significant commercial properties, churches, schools and homes.
The 225-pound bronze monument to the city’s 200th anniversary will be displayed at the Main Library.
The Jacksonville-based manufacturer of tobacco products will focus primarily on local causes and organizations.
Jacksonville hotels reported that demand for rooms in February was even higher than before the pandemic.
Bold City Brewery plans to move its Downtown operations to the Daily’s site and add a restaurant.
Roy and Delorise Thomas bought Florida’s oldest jewelry store in 1986. Now they’re retiring.
Clay, Nassau and St. Johns counties have thousands of new residents who are commuting to Jacksonville for work.
Northeast Florida was spared the devastation wrought by Category 4 Hurricane Ian in other parts of the state, but that doesn’t mean the disaster will not affect almost everyone who carries property and casualty insurance. An initial analysis released Sept. 29 by Fitch Ratings indicates the total insurance claims related to the hurricane could be as high as $40 billion.