Mike Mendenhall - Jacksonville Daily Record
Jacksonville Daily Record Reporter-
The New York-based developer, American Lions LLC, has 105 days to reach an agreement with the city for a $166 million mixed-use tower. -
The estimated $370 million project includes a six-story office building and for-sale condominium residences. -
Increased construction costs, labor shortages and site conditions at the Downtown Shipyards will increase the price of the development to $370 million, -
Carter, a developer based in Atlanta, proposes a 332-unit multifamily building with 25,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space. -
The Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair Association CEO says sale proceeds will help pay for new facilities on city-owned land on the Westside. -
American Lions LLC will ask for a property tax break in its bid for a 1-acre site at the former Jacksonville Landing. -
Corner Lot plans to adapt the 96-year-old building and build an eight-story addition for apartments and retail. -
Downtown Investment Authority CEO Lori Boyer said the city received one bid in its search for a private developer to build a mid-rise or high-rise tower next to a planned 7-acre park at the former Jacksonville Landing site. -
Chamber President Daniel Davis also says the chamber should support the Jaguars’ Downtown development ambitions. Davis is expected to run for mayor in 2023. -
The Downtown Investment Authority board will consider a $145,784 incentives package for the nightclub at a vacant retail space at 100 E. Adams St., once the home of Burro Bar and The London Bridge restaurant.
