Congratulations to Rhodes Robinson, ETM Director of Environmental Services, for receiving the University of North Florida 2024 Honorary Alumni Award!Â
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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.
Midwest Industrial Funds paid almost $3.54 million for 30.23 acres in Westlake Industrial Park and submitted plans to develop two warehouses there, starting with a permit application for a $23.9 million speculative shell building on the purchased land.
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After four years of work, Beazer Homes is fining-tuning the plans for a new residential subdivision that will be developed on the last vestige of the McCoy Naval Annex, now known as Southport Village Center, in southwest Orlando.
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A favorable ruling by the St. Johns County Commission on Tuesday paved the way for Gate Petroleum to move forward with a multi-phased renovation project for its signature resorts, the Ponte Vedra Inn & Club and Lodge & Club.
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TheSt. Johns County Board of County Commissioners approved a Planned Unit Development on Nov. 7 proposed for the renovation and expansion of the Ponte Vedra Inn & Club and The Lodge & Club in Ponte Vedra Beach.
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Wawa intends to build a gas station and convenience store at 7142 Commonwealth Ave. in West Jacksonville at an estimated $1 million.
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Jacksonville’s Downtown Development Review Board (DDRB) met on Thursday, Oct. 12. The board reviewed and granted conceptual and final approvals for several projects including the five-block Pearl Street District multi-phase plan included in the proposed Gateway Jax development which was first announced in September.
Gateway Jax, the proposed $500 million mixed-used development in Downtown’s North Core, received final approval from the Downtown Development Review Board on Oct. 12 for its Pearl Street District multiphase site plan and conceptual approval for three blocks within the development.
A project that looks to add 1,000 multifamily units and thousands of square feet of retail space to downtown Jacksonville’s North Core is just the first step in what the developers say could be valued at $2 billion worth of work over the coming decade.