Columbia Ventures is planning a five-story, 342 unit apartment building with 8,338 SF of restaurant and retail space, and 450 parking spaces on a vacant Brooklyn parcel.
Investment: $100 million
Status: In review
Development Status: Approved
Jones on Hogan
Jones on Hogan, located at 502 North Hogan in Downtown Jacksonville, will offer modern urban living while incorporating the historic seven-story Jones Brothers Furniture Co. building, constructed in 1929, as its development inspiration.
Corner Lot Development Group plans to redevelop the seven-story historic building to include 177 apartment units, 10,200 SF of retail and 25 internal parking spaces.
Investment: $40 million
Status: In review
Emerald Trail, Hogans Creek to Riverwalk
East of Main Street, this segment will extend the Hogans Creek Greenway along the creek corridor to the south of Duval Street where the segment will create a loop connection on the east side of downtown with the Northbank Riverwalk and the TIAA Bank Field, Veterans Memorial Arena, and Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville sports venues.
Emerald Trail, Hogans Creek Restoration
This project will improve flooding and water quality, create habitat for fish and wildlife, increase resiliency, provide access and recreational amenities, and connect neighborhoods with the Hogan’s Creek and Emerald Trail.
Furchgott’s Building Adaptive Reuse
This project by Lotus Commercial USA will be an adaptive reuse of a historic building. The mixed-use development will include 40 one- and two-bedroom apartments as well as fitness facilities, ground-floor amenities and 3,900 SF of retail space.
Investment: $18 million
Status: In review
Daily’s Dash & Bold City Brewery
A mixed-use building combining a Daily’s Dash, fuel station and Bold City Brewery bar and restaurant.
Dash is a fast-casual, cafe concept that offers a variety of fresh, wholesome, all-natural made-to-order breakfast and lunch sandwiches, salads, desserts and specialty coffee drinks, all made from the highest-quality ingredients.
Bold City was the first craft brewery in Jacksonville with its initial location still in Riverside
Cathedral Commons
This multi-family development includes 175 apartments across 18 3-story buildings in 5 different architectural styles (contemporary, gable, hip, mid-century, and modern styles).
Block 9 Mixed-Use
Trevato Development Group plans to build a seven-story, mixed-use development with 293 multifamily units, 7,000 SF of ground-floor retail space and 5,000 SF of coworking space.
Investment: $100 million
Status: In review
301 W. Bay Garage Expansion
Ten-story structure that expands the current garage to add 500 parking spaces.
Juliette Balcony
Located at 225 N. Laura Street, this historic three-story building was originally constructed in 1904 by noted builder O.P. Woodcock following Jacksonville’s Great Fire of 1901. In 1923, architects Marsh & Saxelbye transformed the structure adding a brick façade and raising the original two-and-a-half-story building to create a new ground floor.
Recognized by the City’s Historic Preservation Section as one of the few remaining examples of smaller-scale, mixed-use buildings from Jacksonville’s second major construction boom, the property is now poised for new life.
Plans call for a 1,900-square-foot restaurant on the ground floor, contributing to the growing food and beverage corridor along Laura Street. While a tenant is still to be finalized, the developer reports strong interest from experienced restaurateurs. The upper two floors will house a mix of studio and one-bedroom units – eight in total – ranging from 392 to 585 square feet, all intended for short-term rental through platforms like Airbnb.