Metro Jacksonville

	Does Downtown Need Parking Meters? Each year, Downtown vision conducts a survey of downtown business and property owners of things that can be improved in our center city. Consistently, parking ranks as one of the top concerns of... FULL STORY
	Top Ten Lame Reasons to Delay Mass Transit in Jax Here are the Top Ten Reasons to Delay Mass Transit in Jacksonville. ... FULL STORY
	Breathing Life back into the Jacksonville Landing Some believe additional parking may be the answer to the Jacksonville Landing's woes, but history suggests that the center's ability to draw in national tenants will not be completely solved... FULL STORY
	What if Jacksonville suddenly woke up? Some say, Jacksonville is a diamond that wants to remain coal . What would it be like if Jacksonville were a city that didn’t hate itself... led by people who acknowledged its... FULL STORY
	Five City-Owned Properties that Should be Sold Now! With the economic slowdown and Florida's Property Tax Amendments, Jacksonville is in a bit of a budget crunch. The city owns a lot of property downtown that is not contributing the the... FULL STORY
	Jacksonville Foreclosure impact Underestimated? City Council members Jack Webb and Glorious Johnson should be commended for their efforts to try to find a way to somehow slow down the rising number of foreclosures here in Jacksonville. In 2007... FULL STORY
	Jacksonville: The Next Detroit? What a shocking statistic to have learned recently while New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg was in town as part of his national convention on curbing violent crime and reducing illegal guns. Here... FULL STORY
	Springfield's 9th and Main: Curse or Con? How Folio's Man of the Year, Craig Van Horn Became Springfield's Greatest Liability (and conned hundreds of thousands of dollars for his failing real estate empire)... FULL STORY
	Business as Usual “There is probable cause that some Jacksonville elected officials violated state law by failing to report as gifts taxpayer-financed outings to football games, concerts and other events BUT... FULL STORY
	Is Downtown Going Down the Tubes? Have we been sold a bill of goods by the city? Is the renaissance of downtown over before it even began? Apparently some downtown business owners think... FULL STORY

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Downtown transit project
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Jaxport expects Hanjin contract by Nov. 11
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Sheriff's Springfield walk shows decade of progress
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