September 29, 2023
In Downtown Jax: Developers wait out rising costs
Downtown Investment Authority CEO Lori Boyer says the pace of development is “terrific” but the pipeline of future projects is slowing down.
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Downtown Investment Authority CEO Lori Boyer says the pace of development is “terrific” but the pipeline of future projects is slowing down.
The Homeland Security Division is currently housed at 711 N. Liberty St., in a building that is too small for its growing staff.
After months of debate, the Downtown Development Review Board voted 5-2 to approve the two-story Daily’s, Bold City Brewery and restaurant.
A new City Council Special Committee will begin meetings Wednesday that could result in a plan to move the Duval County jail out of Downtown.
Questions remain about the top two bids to move the school district’s administration building from the Downtown Southbank riverfront.
The Jacksonville Historic Preservation Commission voted to designate the 96-year-old Greenleaf & Crosby Building as a Jacksonville landmark.
Mayor Donna Deegan and City Council member Jimmy Peluso called for a one-month delay for more community input.
City Council accepted a flat tax rate proposed by Mayor Donna Deegan, but your tax bill still could increase because of rising property values.
The proposed gas station, convenience store, restaurant and Bold City Brewery could get a final vote from a review board Thursday.
The Downtown Development Review Board will consider the sign change for the 30-story high-rise on West Bay Street.