Growth of Downtown residential population remains a priority for DIA

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The continued growth of Downtown residential and retail properties remain the top priority for the Downtown Investment Authority, CEO Lori Boyer said Nov. 10 at the Northeast Florida Builders Association’s Sales & Marketing Council meeting.

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Lori Boyer, CEO of the city agency, said estimates now call for a target number of up to 15,000 residents to make new retail businesses viable.

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Growth of Downtown residential population remains a priority for DIA

Lori Boyer, CEO of the city agency, said estimates now call for a target number of up to 15,000 residents to make new retail businesses viable.

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