Jamie Handy

The city’s workforce with strong industries like advanced manufacturing and financial services, have created opportunities for collaboration between public and private sectors which position it for steady growth, similar to the previous year. At the Jacksonville Business Journal’s Economic Outlook event on Jan. 21, experts pointed to rapid population growth, strong partnerships, and higher education […]

Nocatee Plans are progressing for the construction of hundreds of multifamily units in the Nocatee area. Thompson Thrift Development, a real estate developer based in Indianapolis, has submitted nine permits for review by the City of Jacksonville. These permits are for a 312-unit residential project called Ponte Vedra Burbank Apartments, located along the Duval-St. Johns

Taking the offices to the Shipyards The framework for the six-story Shipyards office building is complete, allowing future tenants to start planning their interior spaces. Employees of the Jacksonville Jaguars will move into the new Class-A office building, 1 Shipyards Place, located across from EverBank Stadium. They will occupy the second, third, and fourth floors.

Now that we are just a couple weeks into the new year, sources have started to share predictions for 2025. Five Real Estate Predictions for 2025 This year promises to bring significant developments in both commercial and residential real estate. The latter half of 2024 saw modest changes for property owners, developers, and operators, largely

Two transformative projects in Northeast Florida mark significant milestones, enhancing the region’s infrastructure and entertainment capabilities. The completion of a long-awaited road improvement project on San Pablo Road and the unveiling of the state-of-the-art PGA TOUR Studios in Ponte Vedra Beach highlight the area’s commitment to growth and innovation. San Pablo Road: A 25-Year Vision

The deliveries for Christmas in Jacksonville are not over yet. In the new year, downtown Jacksonville is slated to deliver on multiple construction projects, both private and public. There is historical momentum in the city as Jacksonville prepares to finish many of its’ building projects for the community in 2025. The Downtown Investment Authority (DIA)

People no longer move primarily for job-related reasons, though it remains a significant motivator. In Jacksonville, four other factors rank higher: seeking new or better housing, starting their own household, cheaper housing, and health considerations. A Rent Café analysis, using IPUMS CPS data from 107 metro areas, identified three broad categories driving moves: housing, jobs,

A 10,000-square-foot home with a beach view in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL property is listed at $25.5 million, with proceeds benefitting a brain cancer foundation. The home is a Spanish Colonial style oceanfront home 30′ above the ocean with 2.87 acres of land. Nestled in native oak trees and foliage, homeowners can enjoy maximized privacy.

Joe Cronk and Cliff Duch, owners of Cronk Duch Architecture & CD+Urban Studio, have teamed up with Mark Janasik, the owner of Restaurant & Hospitality Investment Group (RHIG), to launch The HUB, a sustainable mixed-use urban hospitality project in Jacksonville’s Brooklyn neighborhood. Located at the northwest corner of Forest Street and Riverside Avenue, the 11,000-square-foot

The Emerald Station project is officially open and ready to be used here in Springfield, Jacksonville – a newly renovated warehouse office space for professionals, innovators, business startups, wedding planners and more. Just last week, Phoenix Arts & Innovation District – the developers – celebrated the opening of the new 17,000-square-foot event and office space