Located at 215 N. Laura Street, near Hemming Plaza, Chamblin's Uptown recently open its doors, although the owner is still in the process of stocking the store's shelves.

An exciting adaptive resuse project in the urban core will soon be the home of a locally owned and operated brewery. 

A look at the progress of various downtown projects under construction during the month of May.

Covering over nine blocks of downtown, First Baptist's 15,000+ member congregation is one of the largest urban churches in the Southeast United States.

After nearly a decade of setbacks, the Jacksonville City Council recently approved plans to move forward with the construction of a $350 million county courthouse complex.

This two-story addition is designed to tie into the existing structure and become the focal point for the College’s main entrance. The addition will feature classroom space and is designed in a modern theme that will complement the existing structures.

A look at the progress of various downtown projects under construction during the month of April.

 Today, finding a bathroom in an emergency downtown can be as problematic as finding a whale fisherman in Kansas. While one might be convinced that they exist in theory, the reality might be a series of disappointments.

Downtown's Most Important Consumer and a strategy of misplaced priorities that must be overcome in order to make downtown viable again.

Water Street is the perfect setting for the implementation of a starter streetcar line funded through a public/private partnership.  Why Water Street?  Why move forward without JTA or the FTA if necessary?  Here are a few reasons why the question should become why not?