St. Johns Town Center

Dressbarn, the women's clothing chain founded in the 1960s as a place where women in need of career-wear "could find fashion at a value," is closing all its stores.

Lego, the maker of small, plastic interlocking building blocks and toys sold at retailers worldwide, is bringing a store to St. Johns Town Center.

Tommy Bahama’s Marlin Bar appears to be coming to St. Johns Town Center.

Ida Claire Jacksonville LLC bought the closed Mimi's Cafe property on an outparcel at St. Johns Town Center on Thursday for conversion into its “Ida Claire, South of Ordinary” concept.

Ash Properties is working on The Palms at Gate Parkway, a 119,362-square-foot retail and office center at northwest Gate Parkway and Burnt Mill Road, near Butler Boulevard and Interstate 295.

Chefs Matthew and David Medure are launching a new culinary concept – Midtown Table – at Gateway Village at Town Center.

Planners envision a walk to the park for residents moving to southeast Butler Boulevard and Interstate 295.

Housewares store Sur La Table and fashion eyeglass retailer Warby Parker appear to be prospective tenants at St. Johns Town Center in the closed Williams-Sonoma space.

CineBistro, which developer Jeff Fuqua said he is bringing to Jacksonville, is a full menu and bar movie theater.

When automakers announce closures, they usually stick. But Tesla isn’t like most automakers.

Fuqua Development Principal Jeff Fuqua on Thursday unveiled his proposed $300 million village center development at southeast Butler Boulevard and Interstate 295 in Jacksonville.

Imagine historic San Marco Square – but larger – dropped into a signature Southside property.

Editor's Note: Tesla has announced it is reevaulating plans to close some stores. As a result. this story has been updated with Tesla's latest statements.