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Demolition in Five Points?
I can wholeheartedly say there's no way we would support the demolition of those buildings, said Carmen Godwin, executive director of the nonprofit Riverside Avondale Preservation Inc. It would be a devastating loss.
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Downtown Construction Update - May 2009
A look at the status of various projects under construction in and around Downtown Jacksonville during the month of May.
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Suburban Walkability: Markets at Town Center
The Markets at Town Center is the latest addition to Jacksonville's suburban retail powerhouse.
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Downtown Construction Update - April 2009
A look at the status of various projects under construction in and around Downtown Jacksonville during the month of April.
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Downtown Construction Update - March 2009
A look at the status of various projects under construction in and around Downtown Jacksonville during the month of March.
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Preservation Success in Fairfield
In a town known for its rapid demolition of historic structures, the work recently completed on the Livingston Methodist Church in Fairfield, located just east of Downtown Jacksonville, offers a refreshing change of pace.
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A New Look for East Bay Street?
A proposal to expand the East Bay Street landscaping is making its way through city hall. If implemented, the plan intends to add trees, new sidewalk pavers, and a median in an effort to emulate a street like Las Olas Boulevard in South Florida.
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Downtown Construction Update - February 2009
A look at the status of various projects under construction in and around Downtown Jacksonville during the month of February.
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Downtown Construction Update - January 2009
A look at the status of various projects under construction in and around Downtown Jacksonville during the month of January.
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River City Marketplace
River City Marketplace is Jacksonville's only major shopping center north of the St. Johns River. It opened its doors on November 17, 2006. Major anchors include Wal-mart Supercenter, Lowes, Hollywood Theaters and Gander Mountain. Currently, the 879,001 square foot center has 69 stores. When...
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