The Downtown Development Review Board unanimously approved the conceptual design of Trevato Development Group’s $100 million Block Nine mixed-use project in Brooklyn.
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Baptist Health’s expansion into St. Johns County will continue with a new facility just off State Road 16.
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Wawa Inc. is working toward two more new locations, including its first in North Jacksonville. England, Thims & Miller Inc. is the civil engineer.
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The Board of Directors of England-Thims & Miller, Inc. (ETM) announced the appointment of two leaders to new Executive Vice President roles, positioning the infrastructure and development consulting firm for continued growth.
St. Johns County recently partnered with England-Thims & Miller Inc. on a project to reduce commute time for drivers, as well as save money associated with fuel costs and travel time.
Merritt Properties cut the ribbon Feb. 16 at Imeson Landing Business Park in North Jacksonville.
ETM is assisting the Skinner Family, ICI Homes, and David Weekly Homes with the development of Jacksonville’s Seven Pines Master Planned Community.
JEA is reviewing service availability requests for Taco Bell and Starbucks Coffee in Durbin Creek Crossing at southwest St. Johns Parkway and Race Track Road in St. Johns County.
Saxum Real Estate positioning more than 800 acres for North Jacksonville business park.
Mentorship is a powerful tool that can help to unlock potential in young professionals. It serves as a bridge between the knowledge of experienced professionals and the ambition of those who are just starting out. At ETM and ETM Survey, we are proud to offer hands-on student mentorship opportunities through our ETM Accelerator Program.
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