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Downtown Construction Update - October 2009

A look at the status of various projects under construction in and around Downtown Jacksonville during the month of October.
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Downtown Construction Update - September 2009

A look at the status of various projects under construction in and around Downtown Jacksonville during...
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Ambassador Hotel Rehabilitation Plans Revealed

The Historic Rehabilitation of the Ambassador Hotel presentation for the Downtown Development Review...
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Five Points: A "Niching" Success

In 1989 Five Points was a dumpy little shopping strip in a generally rundown and high crime area. There...
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Adaptive Reuse: Meeks, Ross, Selander & Associates

Meeks, Ross, Selander & Associates, CPAs, LLC. is a professional service firm providing assurance, tax,...
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Lighting Laura Street Plan Moves Forward

In 2006, Metro Jacksonville developed a plan called "Lighting Laura Street". The purpose of this was...
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Downtown Construction Update - August 2009

A look at the status of various projects under construction in and around Downtown Jacksonville during...
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Urban Infill: A Courthouse Square for Jacksonville?

Now that the Duval County Courthouse is finally under construction, Metro Jacksonville takes a look at...
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Downtown Construction Update - July 2009

A look at the status of various projects under construction in and around Downtown Jacksonville during...
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Artists' Walk at Northbank Riverfront Park

The Riverside Artist Market Extension is a linear park linking the existing Riverside Artist Market on...
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