Gateway Jax plans to seek at least $43 million in public incentives for the Publix-anchored mixed-use tower it has proposed on the site of the former First Baptist Church main auditorium.

JEA is a step closer to constructing a $1.57 billion natural gas power plant in Jacksonville’s Northside, according to a report from News4JAX news partner the Jacksonville Daily Record.

Travelers passing through Jacksonville International Airport in just over a year will get more than a seat on their flight — they’ll get a taste of the city itself.

The DIA meets Wednesday to consider a $1.9M DPRP recommendation for Alan Cottrill’s $4.7M rehab of landmarked 231 N. Laura, adding restaurant space and two apartments; City Council review follows.

An 11.86-acre parcel of land in St. Johns County is now slated to be the future home of the Dark Horse fitness facility after commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to rezone four acres of the property for development.

The Duval County School Board’s decision to turn down a $20 million bid for its riverfront headquarters has ignited a deeper look at what other offers were in the running — and what they promised to bring.

The Duval County School Board voted unanimously Tuesday night against selling its Southbank headquarters and buying another building in the Baymeadows area.

A new master-planned community will be coming to Jacksonville next year.

A two-story retail and restaurant project could be coming to an uncleared 2-acre lot in Middleburg, according to our news partner, the Jacksonville Daily Record.

You might have heard this before over the last few years, but once again, there is a potential buyer of the Laura Street Trio. Those are the abandoned buildings in downtown Jacksonville that people are looking to redevelop.

Springfield has historic homes and neighborhoods that give it a charming feel, but the area has also seen a major boom in new construction, growth and potential.

A real estate development firm founded in Jacksonville has announced its plans to redevelop the century-old Casa Marina Hotel in Jacksonville Beach, in addition to building either a retail and residential space or a hotel across the street.

The development of Pearl Square will feature housing, restaurants and retail across nine blocks.

There is a lot of talk about what is going to happen to the Seahorse Oceanfront Inn and the old Kmart.

Development such as golf courses, pickleball courts and luxury lodges would be prohibited at Florida state parks under legislation passed Wednesday by the state House following a public outcry against such projects that were pushed by Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration.

A motel built in the 1950s could soon face demolition if approved by the St. Johns County Board. The Magic Motel, a significant piece of Vilano Beach’s character, finds its fate uncertain as community members voice their concerns.

The ongoing growth in the Durbin Pavilion area is evident as new stores and apartments continue to emerge.

RiverTown’s growth includes a new gas station, some retail, office space, and a Publix.

On Tuesday night, Jacksonville City Council members are set to vote on a proposed ordinance that would create a special development review board for Northeast Jacksonville, despite facing some council opposition. Ordinance 2024-0851, introduced by Councilmember Mike Gay, aims to protect the area from overdevelopment and give people in the neighborhood a chance to weigh in on how development is conducted.

At the top of the list is a 195-acre undeveloped commercial frontage on Shores Boulevard

Jacksonville’s airport expansion and modernization continues. It’s a $440 million project that includes a new concourse, additional gates, and upgraded amenities.

A new surf park planned in Jacksonville’s eTown development is one step closer to becoming a reality after the City Council gave its final approval on Tuesday.

Dozens gathered at the Cisco Gardens Community Center on Monday to share their thoughts with the developers. The current plan, if approved, would introduce 285 homes on a 124-acre plot of land, but some in the area say that is too many homes in too little space.

According to News4JAX’s partners at Jacksonville Daily Record, the vacant J. Allen Axson Elementary School could become the home for multiple businesses, including a hotel, restaurant, bar, and self-storage units.

The city of Jacksonville says it is ending negotiations with the developer of the Laura Street Trio, which means redeveloping that area does not have a path forward for the time being.

A new surf park development could be coming to Jacksonville.

The private group will pay 17 million to build the site, and the city will pay for infrastructure.

The new site for the Jacksonville Fairgrounds on the city’s Westside has been approved for construction.

Models show consistent with a storm developing in the next 7 days

Local businesses have the chance Thursday to learn about how they can be a part of construction for the so-called “Stadium of the Future.”

St. Johns County is currently one of the fastest-growing counties in Florida, and commissioners want residents to have a say in how the county grows over the next 25 years.

The results of a community survey for the future of the World Golf Village are in and will help St. Johns County Commissioners in the next steps of the property’s redevelopment process.

As people across Jacksonville learn more about the new stadium deal, downtown development is also getting a lot of attention. Beyond EverBank Stadium upgrades, Jaguars owner Shad Khan is also investing in other projects.

The future of the Laura Street Trio project in downtown Jacksonville might be in jeopardy, according to a new letter from the developer that was shared by The Jaxson Mag on social media.

Our News4JAX viewers have told us over the years that they want to know what exactly is happening with downtown projects -- after countless renderings, a lot of setbacks and a lot of unfulfilled promises.

St. Johns County will hold a community meeting Wednesday to discuss a new affordable housing development along State Road 16.

Gateway Jax, a commercial real estate company, announced plans Wednesday for a mixed-use development in the North Core area of Downtown Jacksonville that will cost $500 million.

A developer plans to convert three Southside hotels that at one point became hot spots for crime into apartments, according to our news partner the Jacksonville Daily Record.

Two storefronts are moving into what was once known as the home of the iconic San Marco Theater, which permanently closed its doors after eight decades.

Greater Grant Memorial AME Church in the Sherwood Forest neighborhood is a part of redeveloping three different areas that could lead to hundreds of people in new homes.

The Planning and Zoning Agency for St. Johns County looked over a plan to build The Landings at St. Johns, one of two projects that Pulte Home Company LLC wants to develop just off Greenbriar Road and Longleaf Pine Parkway.

Crews will begin tearing down the Morocco Shrine Center along St. Johns Bluff Road on Wednesday to make way for apartments, shopping and a hotel.

Park development along the St. Johns River downtown is one of the major programs slated for Jacksonville. The city has been talking for years about new parks and changes to old ones like Metropolitan Park.

The former Ford Motor Company plant in Jacksonville is coming down, despite objections of historical preservationists. The plant opened in 1924.

The Downtown Investment Authority is expected to officially sign off on a $35 million plan to bring new high-rise apartments to the former site of The Jacksonville Landing.

It was standing room only Wednesday night as hundreds packaged a church in Fruit Cove, rallying against a proposed apartment and townhome development that would be placed in a predominantly rural neighborhood.

Residents in the Fruit Cove community plan to come together in opposition of a proposal to bring a townhouse and apartment development to the predominantly rural neighborhood along Fruit Cove Road.

Here's a look at some of the projects along Jacksonville's Northbank and Southbank.

The Jacoby Development broke ground Friday morning on the Cumberland Inlet project located in St. Marys, Georgia. The Cumberland Inlet will be a mixed-use development to boost tourism in Camden County.

Negotiations are underway.

Residents of Nassau County flooded a commission meeting Monday night, sharing their objection to a proposed settlement that would bring residential buildings to the south end of Amelia Island.

Nassau County Commissioners could approve 11 85 foot tall residential buildings at the south end of Amelia Island at a county commissioner Monday night.

Nassau County Commissioners could approve 11 85 foot tall residential buildings at the south end of Amelia Island at a county commissioner Monday night.

The Downtown Investment Authority has agreed to start negotiations with a developer to build a multi-million-dollar high-rise on the site of the former Jacksonville Landing.

Celestial Farms, founded in 2000, needs to purchase the land that more than 200 animals call their home by June 29, 2022, or the rescue animals will be relocated.

Another change is in the works for the Old Courthouse site that the city is now calling the “Ford on Bay.”

St. Johns County is one of Florida’s fastest-growing counties, with many residential and commercial development projects underway.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Another development proposal by Jaguars owner Shad Khan has hit a complication. Khan wants to replace Metropolitan Park with a hotel and mixed-use property and proposed the Shipyards property as a replacement for the park. But all hope for the mixed-use development is not lost. Under the current proposal, Khan would build a Four Seasons hotel and a mixed-use development, which would include a destination site medical facility, where the park sits along the Northbank. RELATED: Khan envisions Four Seasons for Jacksonville’s Metro Park siteHe would be the sole developer, according to Jaguars President Mark Lamping.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – San Marco is attracting businesses from other parts of town, setting up a new boom in development for the historic neighborhood. Historic San Marco is known for its distinctive shops and boutiques. Historic San Marco is know for its distinctive shops & boutiques. “San Marco is already vibrant and we’re Caribbean fusion and people love our food. It also plans to open its new location by mid-November taking the spot of the former Vino’s Pizza & Grill in San Marco.

10263 Whispering Forest Drive (Sunbeam)Here's a three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment situated at 10263 Whispering Forest Drive. (Beauclerc)Here's a 1,760-square-foot three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment at 9439 San Jose Blvd. 114 Cherry Tree Court (Holiday Hill)Next, check out this 1,468-square-foot three-bedroom, two-bathroom abode that's located at 114 Cherry Tree Court. 3701 Danforth Drive (Beach Haven)Located at 3701 Danforth Drive, here's a 1,203-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment that's listed for $1,315/month. This story was created automatically using local real estate data from Zumper and Apartment Guide, then reviewed by an editor.

According to Walk Score, the surrounding area is car-dependent and is bikeable. According to Walk Score, this location is quite walkable and is bikeable. When it comes to building amenities, expect on-site laundry and a swimming pool. Walk Score indicates that the area around this address is car-dependent and isn't particularly bikeable. According to Walk Score, this location isn't very walkable and is bikeable.

(See the complete listing here.) 9576 Stratham Court (Chimney Lakes)Next, there's this three-bedroom, two-bathroom unit situated at 9576 Stratham Court. 7080 Star Rush Drive (Argyle Forest)Here's a 1,636-square-foot three-bedroom, two-bathroom unit at 7080 Star Rush Drive that's also going for $1,410/month. The building offers garage parking. 3332 Volley Drive (Arlington Hills)Lastly, located at 3332 Volley Drive, here's a 1,339-square-foot three-bedroom, two-bathroom unit that's listed for $1,415/month.

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Per Walk Score ratings, the area around this address is car-dependent and isn't particularly bikeable. Per Walk Score ratings, this location is car-dependent and has some bike infrastructure. 7844 Gregory DriveAnd here's a one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment at 7844 Gregory Drive in Jacksonville Heights, which, at 800 square feet, is going for $640/month. Per Walk Score ratings, the surrounding area isn't very walkable and isn't particularly bikeable. According to Walk Score, the area around this address isn't very walkable and is somewhat bikeable.

A look at local listings in Sans Pareil via rental sites Zumper and Apartment Guide paints a picture of what price-conscious apartment seekers can expect to find in this Jacksonville neighborhood. 3544 St. Johns Bluff RoadListed at $1,094/month, this 1,131-square-foot three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment is located at 3544 St. Johns Bluff Road. 12652 S. Ashglen DriveThis three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment, situated at 12652 S. Ashglen Drive, is listed for $1,595/month. Here's a three-bedroom, two-bathroom abode at 12168 Biarritz St., which, at 1,451 square feet, is going for $1,600/month. Additionally, if you’re an agent or a broker, read on for real estate marketing ideas to promote your local listing.

(Take a look at the complete listing here.) (Take a gander at the complete listing here.) 13100 Broxton Bay Drive (Jacksonville North Estate)Next, check out this 1,387-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment that's located at 13100 Broxton Bay Drive. 31 W. Adams St. (Downtown Jacksonville)Located at 31 W. Adams St., here's a 1,045-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment that's listed for $1,385/month. (See the complete listing here.)

So what does an affordable rent on a rental in Mandarin Station look like these days — and what might you get for your money? It also features median rents for a one-bedroom that hover around $2,100, compared to ann $850 one-bedroom median for Jacksonville as a whole. A look at local listings in Mandarin Station via rental sites Zumper and Apartment Guide offers an overview of what budget-minded apartment seekers can expect to find in this Jacksonville neighborhood. 4263 Losco RoadListed at $895/month, this 600-square-foot one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment, located at 4263 Losco Road, is 57.4% less than the $2,100/month median rent for a one-bedroom in Mandarin Station - Losco. Additionally, if you’re an agent or a broker, read on for real estate marketing ideas to promote your local listing.

12398 Apple Leaf Drive (Sans Pareil)Listed at $1,915/month, this 2,005-square-foot three-bedroom, two-bathroom spot is located at 12398 Apple Leaf Drive. 4786 Mountain Breeze Court South (Beach Haven)Here's a 1,968-square-foot three-bedroom, two-bathroom spot at 4786 Mountain Breeze Court South that's going for $1,975/month. According to Walk Score's assessment, the area around this address is car-dependent and is somewhat bikeable. 7385 Park Village Drive (Baymeadows)Next, check out this 1,371-square-foot three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence that's located at 7385 Park Village Drive. 9914 Kevin Road (Sunbeam)Located at 9914 Kevin Road, here's a 1,800-square-foot three-bedroom, two-bathroom spot that's also listed for $1,995/month.

(Mandarin)Listed at $1,204/month, this 1,155-square-foot two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment is located at 11247 San Jose Blvd. (Take a look at the complete listing here.) (Take a gander at the complete listing here.) (Check out the complete listing here.) (Check out the complete listing here.)