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Monday, 20 November 2006

Take a tour of Downtown Jacksonville's living options. 

 

W.A. Knight Lofts
113 W. Adams St.



















 

 

16:flat
208 N. Laura St.







 

 

The Carling
31 W. Adams St.






















 

 

11 East Forsyth
11 E. Forsyth  St.

































The Metropolitan Loft Apartments
421 W. Church St.



































 

 

Residences at City Place
311 W. Ashley St.

 

 

One12
76 S. Laura St.

Photos by Daniel Herbin 
 
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>> 5 Comments
thelakelander
November 20, 2006, 10:20 am
Metropolitan Lofts

Great pics. Do they plan to do anything with the outside of that building?  At the very least all of the windows should match.
K Ray
November 20, 2006, 10:26 am
Yes...

they are renovating the exterior of the building as well.  this week they should be getting four flags that will be hoisted over the main entrance and over the street that the building is on.  the developer is out of atlanta.  seems to really know what he is doing.  Metropolitan Lofts will be sold as condos in 2-3 years.
vicupstate
November 21, 2006, 1:19 pm


Thanks for the pics.  Metropolitan Lofts did an excellent job. I had seen the others before, It will be great to see the 16 Loft project start as well.

How was the attendance at the event, BTW  
Lunican
November 21, 2006, 9:32 pm
attendance

Not too sure of the numbers. There was a moderate crowd at most of the properties. Nothing overwhelming though. It was a little disappointing that most of the stops were just sales offices.
House on Fire no water
November 29, 2006, 6:07 pm


Disappointing? OH Yah, did you notice that the beautiful Jacksonville skyline was reduced to the worst day in LA smog - what was the yuch rusty/brown all about?  Graphics - names of contributors you couldn't even read, tickets with no venues on them, no starting place, it's just a good thing that DVI was able to help DTC so much, since the graphics was all DVI.  Who approved it - I was enbarrassed.  It should have been a bright blue sky - or at least teal.
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