Jacksonville Daily Record

Daily Record Staff
May 13, 2015

Development today

The Daily Record will regularly provide updates about building permits and development plans filed with the city and other agencies.

Business

Karen Brune Mathis
May 13, 2015

$60M Publix-anchored East San Marco project could start early next year

East San Marco residents might see their neighborhood Publix Super Market under development by this time next year as part of a $60 million mixed-use project at one of the area’s highest-profile sites.

Columnists

Max Marbut
May 13, 2015

Downtown Investment Authority retail grants program paying off

Patrick Scott had been thinking about Downtown as the place to open his sixth Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches.A financial boost from the Downtown Investment Authority put the idea on the fast track.

Business

By David Chapman
May 13, 2015

Downtown review board will have to OK future Veterans Memorial Arena signs

Signs of the building’s name are still OK.So, too, are the awning and directional signs that adorn the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena.But outside advertisements — like those for the Hunt, Green & James law firm — aren’t legal.

Government

Mark Basch
May 13, 2015

Regency Centers adds strategy for 'wow' factor

Regency Centers Corp.’s business strategy is “cycle tested” to succeed in good times and bad and with the economy moving up, 2014 was a strong year for the Jacksonville-based shopping center developer.

Real Estate

Max Marbut
May 13, 2015

Report says arts bring $2.4B economic impact to area

According to the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville, the economic impact of $2.4 million in grants to arts and cultural organizations...

Business

Max Marbut
May 13, 2015

Nonprofit news: Davidson Realty employees swing hammers for Habitat for Humanity

Agents and staff from Davidson Realty on May 2 supported Habitat for Humanity of St. Augustine and St. Johns County by helping with the construction of a local home.

Columnists

By David Chapman
May 13, 2015

City notes: Jacksonville zoo welcomes new baby gorilla

Just in time for Mother’s Day, the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens welcomed the birth of another gorilla, the second in just over three months.The infant’s parents are Madini, the mother, and Lash, the father. The baby was born at 8:35 p.m. Saturday.

Columnists

Karen Brune Mathis
May 12, 2015

East San Marco under contract; $60M Publix-anchored project could start early next year

East San Marco residents might see their neighborhood Publix Super Market under development by this time next year as part of...

Columnists

By David Chapman
May 12, 2015

Debate was one of those nights for few answers, many jabs from Brown and Curry

The animosity began just before the cameras went live.“Going on the attack tonight, mayor?” Lenny Curry quietly asked.To his right, Mayor Alvin Brown slightly looked away, took a sip of water and ignored the inquiry.So, Curry goadingly asked again with a smile. Again, no response.

Government

Max Marbut
May 12, 2015

JEA faces $41M in repairs at Downtown headquarters

Spend $41 million or look for another place to do business.That’s the challenge facing JEA in the next few years as its office tower and customer service building Downtown along Church Street are showing their age.

Government

Karen Brune Mathis
May 12, 2015

Industrial park to open in Northwest Jacksonville

A 317-acre Northwest Jacksonville business park is gearing up for development by yearend, opening up property for jobs and growth in an area long targeted by city economic leaders.

Columnists

Daily Record Staff
May 12, 2015

Peppertree Lane apartments sell for $8.5M

A Birmingham, Ala., real estate company paid $8.5 million for the Peppertree Lane apartments, near Beach and University boulevards.

Business

Daily Record Staff
May 12, 2015

Development today

The Daily Record will regularly provide updates about building permits and development plans filed with the city and other agencies.

Business

By Marilyn Young
May 12, 2015

Marcus Lemonis agrees to buy two Downtown buildings to help ease space crunch for Sweet Pete's

It didn’t take long for the owners of Sweet Pete’s to know they were in a tight spot, but in a good way.Co-owner Allison Behringer said the candy retailer was doubling revenue projections almost immediately after opening in December.

Government

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Development today

$60M Publix-anchored East San Marco project could start early next year

Downtown Investment Authority retail grants program paying off

Downtown review board will have to OK future Veterans Memorial Arena signs

Regency Centers adds strategy for 'wow' factor

Report says arts bring $2.4B economic impact to area

Nonprofit news: Davidson Realty employees swing hammers for Habitat for Humanity

City notes: Jacksonville zoo welcomes new baby gorilla

East San Marco under contract; $60M Publix-anchored project could start early next year

Debate was one of those nights for few answers, many jabs from Brown and Curry

JEA faces $41M in repairs at Downtown headquarters

Industrial park to open in Northwest Jacksonville

Peppertree Lane apartments sell for $8.5M

Development today

Marcus Lemonis agrees to buy two Downtown buildings to help ease space crunch for Sweet Pete's

Ascension St. Vincent’s Clay County to expand services in Family Birth Place

City permits $33 million LECOM medical school project at Jacksonville University

Onicx Group permitted to build $8.6 million Seven Pines medical office building

Conviva Senior Primary Care opens three medical centers in Jacksonville

Mayo Clinic in Florida seeks permit for almost $19 million project

Circulation Verification Council

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