The developer wanted a code change and lost support after pushback from residents and community groups.

The Jacksonville investment company paid $2.9 million for the structure, which the newly opened sports-themed venue will continue leasing.

A Fort Lauderdale investment group bough the 248-unit Northwest Jacksonville property.

 NAI Hallmark represented the seller in the deal for the 35,200-square-foot center at Beach Boulevard near I-295.

It has achieved the U.S. News & World Report rating for six of the past seven years.

Daniel Davis tells the Northeast Florida Builders Association Sales & Marketing Council that 67 companies are considering a move to Jacksonville.

Ellianos Coffee to build on Blanding Boulevard.