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Now that Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan is “pulling the plug” on Lot J, team President Mark Lamping says Khan wants to advance his $535 million plan to redevelop Metropolitan Park and the Shipyards.

The developer that wants to raze the unfinished Berkman Plaza II on the St. Johns Riverfront Downtown no longer plans to implode the high-rise.

The Church of Eleven22 announced Jan. 5 that it bought 55 acres for its first campus in St. Johns County.

TIAA has informed the state it is laying off 59 employees in Jacksonville.

Questions remain about when extended unemployment benefits from a newly signed federal stimulus package will be available for Floridians out of work because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Florida’s unemployment rate held steady in November, as businesses did not boost seasonal hiring as much as usual amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Group RMC of New York City bought Jacksonville’s tallest office high-rise – the 42-story Bank of America Tower – and two other Downtown buildings Dec. 15 for $75.5 million.

Boeing has decided to stay and expand in Jacksonville for the foreseeable future.

United Parcel Service Inc. landed a city building permit Dec. 16 to install a $32 million conveyor system at its Westside Industrial Park parcel shipping ground hub at 4420 Imeson Road.

Owners of the historic Seminole Building Downtown applied to the city for a permit to build a rooftop patio on the third floor of the three-story building at 400 N. Hogan St.

Southwest Airlines will offer two new daily nonstop flights from Jacksonville this spring.

With permits issued Dec. 10, developers Marc Peter Kozman and Magdi Samuel can start work on converting the former FBI Building into the Arlington Apartments at a cost of $11 million.

A former Kmart at 1501 Normandy Village Parkway in West Jacksonville will become U-Haul Moving & Storage.

Fleming Island-based Crazy Beans Coffee is planning a breakfast and lunch cafe on the ground floor of the Jacksonville Regional Transportation Center in LaVilla.

Effects of the coronavirus pandemic on state tourism decreased in October, but recovery for Florida’s vital revenue-generating industry is still at best a year away, according to an association study released Monday.

A lifestyle change is ending a drought of more than 15 years in new golf course construction in Northeast Florida.

VyStar Credit Union applied to the city for a permit to renovate the breezeway at its Downtown headquarters campus at a cost of $1.62 million.

1A Auto, an online aftermarket auto parts retailer, has selected Jacksonville as the site for its Southeast U.S. distribution operations.

A new hospital for St. Johns County has moved off the drawing board and into the construction phase.

Owners of the historic Central Fire Station Building Downtown seek conceptual approval from the Downtown Development Review Board for adaptive reuse of the two-story structure at 39 E. Adams St.

After buying the intellectual property rights in bankruptcy court, Retail Ecommerce Ventures said it will relaunch Stein Mart as an online-only store early next year.

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