DIA could take 105 days to negotiate high-rise at former Jacksonville Landing site
New York City-based American Lions proposes a $166.6 million residential tower to integrate into the planned riverfront park.
New York City-based American Lions proposes a $166.6 million residential tower to integrate into the planned riverfront park.
The developments include the former Furchgott’s Department Store and apartments in the North Core, Brooklyn and the Southbank.
The estimated $370 million project includes a six-story office building and for-sale condominium residences.
The New York-based agency cited a strong economy and coronavirus recovery as factors.
Jacksonville Jaguars executives plan to request a higher property tax rebate and more time to complete the project as costs rise.
The first vote on the tentative agreement for Atlanta-based Carter’s estimated $150 million residential and retail high-rise is expected May 16.
Preliminary plans for the 175-unit project on more than 2 acres is headed May 12 to the Downtown Development Review Board.
