The Vandeveer, Pearl Square’s first residential building, will bring 205 apartments and a modern Japanese restaurant from Indigo Road to downtown Jacksonville.

Developers propose Regency Split Lofts in Arlington — smaller, for-sale condos pitched to firefighters, teachers and municipal employees. The model is billed as a template that could be replicated across Jacksonville.

Vestcor plans to demolish the former Apex Business Forms building at 200 N. Lee St. as part of a land swap tied to the University of Florida’s LaVilla graduate campus.

A Jacksonville firm reports $319M in client profits tied to downtown redevelopment and says it will address renters as the city transforms.

A proposed 1,200‑acre data‑center campus near Fort Pierce is on hold as Florida advances bills to curb hyperscale AI facilities, leaving local leaders and developers waiting.

New data show Florida led the nation in foreclosures in 2025 as rising condo assessments and insurance costs push many seniors toward losing homes.

St. Johns Asset Management is buying and renovating a historic downtown building at 3 Davis Street and plans to make the property its permanent headquarters, committing millions to the project.

Jacksonville Golf & Country Club will start a $30 million, multi-year renovation this fall that expands the clubhouse, adds a resort pool and reworks the course. Members will fund part of the work through special assessments.

The Jaguars will brief fans on Stadium of the Future progress and 2026 ticketing, including reduced capacity and season-ticket options.

Redfin data show Jacksonville homes took about 90 days to go under contract in January 2026 — longer than the U.S. median and a sign sellers may need to price and prep differently.

St. Johns County commissioners approved a special‑use permit for an 850‑student K–8 Episcopal school at 895 Palm Valley Road; the project will be built on church land and open in phases before 2027–28.

Foundry Commercial purchased The Canopy at Duval Station for $17.5M. The 64-unit assisted-living and memory-care community sits on roughly 8.7 acres in North Jacksonville.

Holly Ridge moved to annex land that could allow Project Ajax to add thousands of homes — neighbors warn of PFAS contamination, packed schools and stretched services.