The Federal Reserve Building was constructed in 1923, and is a National Historic Landmark Building. JWB Real Estate Capital has restored the building’s historic facade and the interior to house 7,400 SF of ground level retail and 9,000 SF of high-end event space.
This historic redevelopment project is a recipient of the DIA’s Downtown Preservation and Revitalization Program (DPRP). Learn more about the program here: http://dia.coj.net/DPRP.
Investment: $9.6 million
Status: Completed
The Jaguars’ home stadium has undergone significant changes and upgrades in its 22-year history. But as many new buildings and designs have come on line around the NFL, Jacksonville is still able to boast one of the most fan-friendly and technologically-advanced stadiums in the league.
The Cool Zone is a shaded outdoor space and puts your event in the middle of all the action!
The Cool Zone lives just between the general bowl of EverBank Stadium and the new Daily’s Place amphitheater. Newly renovated in 2017, this covered, outdoor area has built-in concessions and video technology. It set’s up perfectly for a picnic, corporate gathering, family reunion and many other events.
The stadium is planned to undergo wholesale renovations around 2025 and 2026.
Booking Information:
The team at Bold Events is your one-stop concierge service for planning your world-class event at EverBank Stadium. Whether you’re looking to plan a corporate event, social affair, trade show or community festival, our creative and knowledgeable staff are prepared to assist from start to finish. Let us help you take your idea from vision to reality, using one of a diverse selection of available event spaces.
Booking Contact: events@jaguars.com
The Emerald Trail will create a 30-mile network of bike-ped trails to connect Downtown to 14 historic neighborhoods, 18 schools, two colleges and nearly 30 parks. Groundwork Jacksonville will soon open the LaVilla Link, which connects the S-Line Rail Trail in Springfield to the Prime Osborn Convention Center via 1.3 miles of walking and biking lanes, additional lighting and overlooks with shade and railings. The LaVilla Link is the first of nine Emerald Trail projects that are expected to be completed over the course of the next decade.
Expected completion: Spring 2024
Helping provide a critical connection between the Northbank and Southbank Riverwalks, this linear park space under the Fuller Warren Bridge includes a skateable space, multi-use trail connection, parking, paved plaza for market space and artist displays, pedestrian corridors, landscaping and other park amenities. The space will support the Riverside Arts Market, which has been open along the banks of the St. Johns River on Riverside Avenue since 2009 and will provide a much-needed public space connecting historic Riverside and Downtown’s Brooklyn neighborhood.
Investment: $8.8 Million
This project includes the redevelopment of a historic two-story building located in Downtown’s City Center. Upon completion, the space will operate as a live music entertainment venue dubbed Decca Live and will include a rooftop bar.
Brooklyn Park is located at the intersection of Jackson Street and Spruce Street in the Brooklyn neighborhood. It is directly across the street from the new Lofts at Brooklyn and adjacent to McCoys Creek. Brooklyn Park improvements will be included as part of the McCoys Creek Greenway project. Future improvements to the park, in tandem with the McCoys Creek restoration, include a kayak launch, pedestrian bridge, trails, and general park amenities. Currently, the park includes amenities such as a basketball court, a baseball field, benches, lighting and trash barrels.
Corner Lot Development Group is constructing a four-story, transit oriented, multi-family property with 340 apartments and 425 parking spaces adjacent to the Skyway system. The development will include three interior courtyard amenities and pool and a community rooftop deck. Approximately 7,100 square feet of leasing/amenity space is proposed for use to host pop up restaurants, smaller farmers markets, social events for residents and guests and will be the primary space that this facility offers for public events.
Investment: $93 million
Status: Under construction
Estimated Completion: Summer 2025
Augustine Development Group purchased five lots totaling 1.5 acres for $5.4 million in July 2018. The group has begun work to convert the long-vacant, historic Ambassador Hotel into a 120-room hotel property with a nationally recognized flag. The phases following include plans for a 200-unit apartment building (known as the Central National Bank building) and parking garage to further benefit the needs of the Independent Life Insurance Building renovation, also underway on the same street.
Investment: $17.6 Million
