Park & King changes hands in Jacksonville's Riverside.

The Downtown Development Review Board voted 6-0 for 58 townhomes near the St. Johns River, months after rejecting an earlier design on the same site.

Vestcor wants until 2029 to finish the once-contentious Lofts at Southbank, pushing timelines years past the project's 2024 approval.

The award caps a three-year push and will fund a Build-First complex on Waldo Road so no family loses housing during construction.

A shuttered gas station on San Jose Boulevard could become UF Health's next 24-hour ER and urgent care combo, steps from a Baptist-affiliated clinic.

Filings climbed to 718 in 2025, a fifth straight yearly rise, as researchers say rents are outpacing what local workers earn.

The tower would rise where Jacksonville Landing once stood, but a city grant request could reignite council fights over developer subsidies.

Private investors want to plant a massive festival campus at Cecil Commerce Center, but the city says it hasn't even been asked yet.

A 150-room hotel and 90,000-square-foot plaza are pitched for the decade-empty Kmart site, but parking math still comes up short.

The property owner has stalled for months, and Quincy's redevelopment board says the old Tannery building could fall.

A permit reveals Baptist Health's plan to convert nearly 31,000 square feet of a former 1960s shopping mall into offices, labs and classrooms for staff only.

Firehouse Subs cofounder Robin Sorensen sits on the board of the buyer, which plans truck parking and over 500,000 square feet of warehouse space.

Dunphy Properties has 22 acres under contract along Pritchard Road, with a public hearing set for October.