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Dredging Jaxport? 9 Points You Should Consider

As the debate over port deepening continues Professor David Jaffee, Ph.D, offers 9 points for Jacksonville taxpayers to consider before supporting this billion dollar initiative for Jaxport.

7 More Places to Live in the Southside

From apartments to waterfront condos, a multifamily housing boom continues throughout Southeast Jacksonville. Check out these brand new places to live.

End of an Era: Closing of Regency's Belk Store

An estimated 25,000 shoppers flooded Regency Square Mall and May-Cohens' first store outside of downtown on opening day in 1967. When Regency expanded, adding Sears in 1981, the store became the bridge to connect the original east mall with the new west mall.

10 Years Later: Jax After Super Bowl XXXIX

On February 3, 2005, Jacksonville officially became the smallest city ever to host a Super Bowl. To compensate for a lack of hotel rooms needed, five cruise ships were docked along the St. Johns River. City leaders and business owners envisioned Super Bowl XXXIX fueling rapid growth and 24/7 vibrancy.

Urban Construction Update - January 2015

Major construction projects have returned to the landscape of Jacksonville's urban core. Find out where (and more) as we take a brief look at the status of various developments under construction in and around Downtown Jacksonville during the month of January.

5 Awesome Apartments Coming To Downtown

Development is starting to heat up again in and around downtown. Here are five cool urban apartment projects already under construction or proposed.

A New Gas Station For San Marco

The addition of a full I-95 interchange with Atlantic Boulevard and Philips Highway, as a part of the Overland Bridge project, will ultimately result in the redevelopment of San Marco's Fletcher Park area. Here's a look at Daily's plans for the new San Marco interchange.

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