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Karen Brune Mathis
November 14, 2014

Crocker files intent to protest Citizens lease at EverBank

Crocker Partners, the runner-up for the Citizens Property Insurance Corp. lease, has filed a notice of intent to protest the deal.Citizens...

Government

Kevin Hogencamp
November 14, 2014

Nonprofits would get first choice on blighted property

A City Council subcommittee is considering legislation that would require the city to attempt to donate non-historic, city-owned blighted property for...

Government

Daily Record Staff
November 14, 2014

Development today: $2.9M permit issued for Regency 24's new seating and bar

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

Government

By Carole Hawkins
November 13, 2014

NAI Hallmark pursuing a $42M apartment complex next to 220 Riverside

NAI Hallmark Partners may build a high-end apartment complex next to 220 Riverside, a high-profile project considered a part of the revitalization of the Brooklyn neighborhood.

Government

Karen Brune Mathis
November 13, 2014

Crocker Partners files intent notice to protest Citizens Property lease for EverBank Center

Crocker Partners, the runner-up for the Citizens Property Insurance Corp. lease, has filed a notice of intent to protest the deal.

Government

Max Marbut
November 13, 2014

City fails to collect $43M in back fines

Nineteen years and more than $43 million.That’s how long it’s been since some liens for nuisance abatement and demolition charges were filed and the amount still owed to the city by property owners.

Government

By David Chapman
November 13, 2014

City Council can have its own legal counsel

City Council will have its own set of legal eyes.By a 15-1 vote Wednesday, the group passed a bill to create the Office of Legislative Counsel, which can be staffed full- or part-time by city or private attorneys who can offer independent advice.

Government

Mark Basch
November 13, 2014

Selling price for Sawgrass Marriott was $122M

Carey Watermark Investors Inc., which purchased the Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa last month, paid about $122 million for the...

Government

By Carole Hawkins
November 13, 2014

Father taught Williams giving best leads to success

Amber Williams is sometimes teasingly called the Princess of NEFBA — a group she’s grown up with since entering the building...

Real Estate

Jim Turner
November 13, 2014

Bondi: 'No lobbyist' will compromise state Attorney General's Office

Attorney General Pam Bondi adamantly defended herself Wednesday when questioned about news reports implying she has cozy relationships with out-of-state lobbyists and corporate lawyers.

Government

By Carole Hawkins
November 13, 2014

GreenPointe resurrects plan for Six Mile Creek community

Plans have been revived for a community of 614 single family homes near Six Mile Creek, about 10 miles west of...

Business

Max Marbut
November 13, 2014

Downtown calendar

Thursday, Nov. 13Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair5-11 p.m.Fairgrounds & Expo CenterJacksonvillefair.comLecrae: The Anomaly Tour7 p.m.Times-Union CenterJaxevents.comFriday, Nov. 14Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair3-11 p.m.Fairgrounds...

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Mark Basch
November 12, 2014

Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa selling price: $122 million

Carey Watermark Investors Inc., which purchased the Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa last month, paid about $122 million for the Ponte Vedra Beach resort, according to two warranty deeds filed in St. Johns County.

Business

Mark Basch
November 12, 2014

CSX cutting 300 jobs, mostly from Jacksonville headquarters; layoffs could follow

CSX Corp. said Tuesday that it seeks to cut 300 jobs, mostly in its Jacksonville headquarters staff, by offering voluntary buyouts to some employees.

Business

By Marilyn Young
November 12, 2014

Retiring appellate court Judge Van Nortwick joining Akerman law firm in Jacksonville

William Van Nortwick will join the Jacksonville office of Akerman in January. He is retiring from the 1st District Court of Appeal after 20 years.

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Crocker files intent to protest Citizens lease at EverBank

Nonprofits would get first choice on blighted property

Development today: $2.9M permit issued for Regency 24's new seating and bar

NAI Hallmark pursuing a $42M apartment complex next to 220 Riverside

Crocker Partners files intent notice to protest Citizens Property lease for EverBank Center

City fails to collect $43M in back fines

City Council can have its own legal counsel

Selling price for Sawgrass Marriott was $122M

Father taught Williams giving best leads to success

Bondi: 'No lobbyist' will compromise state Attorney General's Office

GreenPointe resurrects plan for Six Mile Creek community

Downtown calendar

Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa selling price: $122 million

CSX cutting 300 jobs, mostly from Jacksonville headquarters; layoffs could follow

Retiring appellate court Judge Van Nortwick joining Akerman law firm in Jacksonville

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

UF Health and United Healthcare come to an agreement

Sixth ArchWell Health surfaces for Northeast Florida

Circulation Verification Council

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