Riverfront Plaza

Riverfront Park is underway, or at least its first phase on the former Jacksonville landing site.

Construction is scheduled to start next week after a month's delay to allow events like the July Fourth fireworks show.

The $3.5 million project is one piece of the city’s plan to transform the former Jacksonville Landing into a 7.5-acre park on the St. Johns River.

The first phase of the park — on the site of the former Jacksonville Landing — was supposed to begin construction Monday, but it was delayed because of other events.

The park, on the site of Jacksonville Landing, will begin with a first phase that includes a playground, cafe and more green space.

Ready to bounce into the weekend? The "World's Largest Bounce House" is coming to Riverfront Plaza from Friday through Sunday.

The Downtown Investment Authority on Wednesday approved a $36.93 million incentives package for American Lions LLC, a developer based in New York.

American Lions, based in New York, proposes to build the tower with about 300 apartments on a 1-acre portion of Riverfront Plaza, the former site of Jacksonville Landing.

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.

Riverfront Plaza — formerly the site of the Jacksonville Landing — would be the centerpiece of just under $250 million in projects of interconnecting trails, parks and public spaces.