Rise: A Real Estate Company breaks ground on Glen Kernan Park community

The 308 units at northwest Hodges and Butler boulevards are targeted at active adults age 55 and above.


From left, Rise President Greg Blais; Southern Ventures CEO Lowell Larson; Rise COO Courtney Gordon; Rise Senior Vice President of Project Management Paul Morgan; Terry Phillips with Joyce Development; Rise CFO Greg Hunter; Randy Baugh with Development Consultants Inc.; John Joyce of Joyce Development; Jacksonville City Council member Will Lahnen; Mike Junk with Gate Petroleum Co.; Becky Hamilton with Gate Petroleum Co.; and Rise CEO Ryan Holmes.
From left, Rise President Greg Blais; Southern Ventures CEO Lowell Larson; Rise COO Courtney Gordon; Rise Senior Vice President of Project Management Paul Morgan; Terry Phillips with Joyce Development; Rise CFO Greg Hunter; Randy Baugh with Development Consultants Inc.; John Joyce of Joyce Development; Jacksonville City Council member Will Lahnen; Mike Junk with Gate Petroleum Co.; Becky Hamilton with Gate Petroleum Co.; and Rise CEO Ryan Holmes.
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Rise: A Real Estate Company ceremonially broke ground April 30 for Rise at Glen Kernan Park, a master-planned community on 50 acres at northwest Hodges and Butler boulevards.

Jacksonville-based Rise will develop a residential rental community for active adults ages 55 and above. It is Rise’s second active living development in Northeast Florida and its sixth area residential project.

Rise announced that Glen Kernan Park also has six outparcels that include a Gate Petroleum Co. convenience store and car wash; a seven-story, 186-unit Embassy Suites hotel; Slim Chickens and Culver’s restaurants; and multitenant buildings.

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