The Alfred A. Ring Distinguished Speaker Series brings real estate leaders to campus.
In the News | Due Diligence – Spoken Here: Peter Ma, Aaron Wessner and Lisa Dilts Read More »
Starbucks Coffee Co. will build a restaurant in the Treaty Oaks community in St. Johns County.
In the News | Plans Approved for Treaty Oaks Starbucks in St. Johns County Read More »
ETM is completing the civil engineering design, including site planning, grading, drainage, utilities, and permitting for the soon-to-be-developed five-star Four Seasons Hotel & Residence in the Jacksonville Shipyards, a blend of urban design and waterfront entertainment Downtown.
ETM is partnering with the Jacksonville Jaguars to provide Subsurface Utility Engineering, Surveying, Engineering, Landscape Architecture, and permitting services on this project.
Southeast Toyota Distributors LLC continues its significant investment in Jacksonville with expansion in Westlake Industrial Park in West Jacksonville.
In the News | Southeast Toyota Distributors continues Jacksonville investment Read More »
The city issued a permit April 29 for Midwest Industrial Funds to build an almost 337,000-square-foot speculative warehouse in West Jacksonville at a project cost of $23.9 million.
In the News | City permits $23.9 million spec warehouse in Westlake Commerce Center Read More »
When it comes to municipal infrastructure improvements, it is not unusual for public works departments to be under pressure to prioritize those projects most visible to the public and city councils.
In The News | Powerful Benefits of Visualizing Municipal Infrastructure Read More »
Dream Finders Homes is moving ahead with a 390-unit apartment complex near Jacksonville International Airport.
In the News | Dream Finders Homes to Build Apartment Complex near Airport Read More »
Congratulations to Rhodes Robinson, ETM Director of Environmental Services, for receiving the University of North Florida 2024 Honorary Alumni Award!Â
ETM’s Rhodes Robinson Awarded UNF Honorary Alumni Award Read More »
One of the nation’s largest homebuilders is ramping up plans for a big development near Orlando International Airport on land it will buy from the city.