Florida Baptist Convention property being demolished

Building making way for apartments, parking and retail space.

  • By Daily Record Staff
  • | 5:20 a.m. March 1, 2019
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Realco Recycling continues to demolish the former Florida Baptist Convention property at 1230 Hendricks Ave., a 3.41-acre site slated for redevelopment into 345 apartments, parking and retail space.

The five-story building was developed in 1958 and two smaller structures were built in 1960 and 1997.

Chadbourne II LLC bought the property.

The convention relocated to Belfort Oaks Place. More photos at JaxDailyRecord.com

 

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