Incentives would provide $15.45 million from city to resurrect Rise Doro

The proposed deal comes four months after the Downtown apartment complex was destroyed by fire.

  • By Ric Anderson
  • | 4:52 p.m. June 7, 2024
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On Feb. 28, most of the wood-framed apartment structure is removed at the fire-destroyed Rise Doro apartments. The concrete parking structure remains intact.
On Feb. 28, most of the wood-framed apartment structure is removed at the fire-destroyed Rise Doro apartments. The concrete parking structure remains intact.
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The city of Jacksonville would provide $15.45 million to resurrect the Rise Doro apartment building in the Sports and Entertainment District under a new incentives package set to go before a Downtown Investment Authority committee.

The incentives, detailed in Resolution 2024-0614, are among agenda items for the June 14 meeting of the Downtown Investment Authority Strategic Implementation Committee. 

The resolution comes about four months after a fire destroyed the wood-framed portions of the structure at 960 E. Adams St. just days before it was scheduled to be inhabited.

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