Jacksonville introduces "Express Lane Permitting" to speed up the permitting process for developers, potentially leveraging AI to enhance efficiency, but with additional costs for users.

The City's CRA and Inspire Placemaking seek public input on Cordova Street improvements in St. Augustine's HACRA, with an in-person event and online tools for feedback.

Gov. Ron DeSantis approves Florida's budget, allocating $1.5 million for St. Johns County projects, including the Florida Museum of Black History and the Interstate 95 interchange upgrades.

St. Augustine adopts a redevelopment plan for over 600 acres in the city's West City area, focusing on addressing blight and economic challenges while considering community input and stability.

Green Cove Springs' Development Services Director, Michael Daniels, will leave his role on July 17, 2025, after contributing significantly to the city's growth. An interim replacement will be introduced soon.

A new ADA-compliant beach walkover at Crescent Beach, completed under budget at $850,000, increases accessibility for individuals with mobility issues.

St. Johns County seeks partners to reimagine the World Golf Village Hall of Fame through a Public-Private Partnership, enforcing project guidelines and aiming to maintain community pride in the redevelopment.

Atlantic Beach is considering amending its zoning laws to allow gyms in industrial zones, with public hearings scheduled.

St. Johns County's Housing Rehabilitation Program successfully assisted 37 residents in the past year, focusing on code violations and safety, as shared in their video and social media announcement.

St. Johns County won the 2025 Urban Deal of the Year for its collaboration in establishing a $145 million Publix pharmaceutical facility slated to open in 2026.

The Magic Beach Motel's future is uncertain as developers face opposition from a local review board requiring more evidence before approving its demolition for a new condo and retail project.

The Duval County School Board partners with Trinity Commercial Group to manage real estate assets, potentially including the sale of their administration building.

The Jacksonville City Council passed an emergency resolution to assist in the ownership transfer of the historic Laura Street Trio, potentially waiving $800,000 in fines.