Downtown Development

From One Riverside to JAX River View Plaza and Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan’s Four Seasons hotel, more than $3 billion of investment is in the pipeline for the urban core.

Construction finally is underway on RiversEdge: Life on the St. Johns, one of the largest residential, retail, office and public space developments on the Southbank of downtown Jacksonville.

Retail brokers say the grocery planned at One Riverside in Brooklyn illustrates how hot the Downtown market is.

Carter, a developer based in Atlanta, proposes a 332-unit multifamily building with 25,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space.

Chamber President Daniel Davis also says the chamber should support the Jaguars’ Downtown development ambitions. Davis is expected to run for mayor in 2023.

Nine parks are in development along the St. Johns River in Downtown Jacksonville, what officials say will be a valuable asset in attracting development.

The apartment and condominium inventory in the urban core has more than tripled since 2014.

Owners of the 115-year-old building plan a nearly $4.8 million project to renovate the two-story space that will include a rooftop patio.

The Carter development team from Atlanta wants to build a high-rise with more than 330 apartments and a 550-space parking garage, along with other retail and restaurants.

A proposed apartment tower, restaurants and stores scored highest among six proposals for the Ford on Bay site at 330 E. Bay St.