Redfin finds Americans 70+ now hold about a quarter of U.S. housing wealth, leaving younger buyers squeezed in Jacksonville. Local agents say relief will be gradual.

A 110‑acre proposal called The Quadrant is being pitched at the I‑95/SR‑207 interchange as developers court an anchor tenant and county roads face pressure.

A planned $100M Holon factory in North Jacksonville missed its April groundbreaking and both the company and city agencies have offered few details about next steps.

A Westside industrial campus at 924 N Lane Ave traded for $8.25 million; NAI Hallmark will continue to manage the property. The deal follows a prior 2022 sale.

Baltimore-based Atlas Restaurant Group has pitched a roughly $12M waterfront restaurant for Riverfront Plaza, proposing a raw bar, full dining room and rooftop terrace. The DIA selection committee recommended negotiations to move the plan forward.

A three‑property portfolio on Philips Highway traded for $17.15 million, pairing a freestanding retail center with two industrial buildings in south Jacksonville. The seller is tied to Duval Laundry.

An investor paid $14 million for a newly completed shopping plaza at World Golf Village, underscoring renewed retail investment along the I‑95/International Golf Parkway corridor.

A Construction Coverage analysis using Redfin data ranked Jacksonville last among large U.S. metros, but local brokers say the picture is mixed and neighborhood‑specific. Well‑prepared, claim‑free homes are still drawing buyers.

Utility filings show PopStroke is exploring a Gate Parkway site in Jacksonville, with documents indicating putting courses and a roughly 180‑seat restaurant.

Aldi-anchored Bolton Plaza at 661 Blanding Blvd. in Orange Park has sold; brokers say the deal underscores investor interest in grocery-anchored retail.

A Jacksonville contractor paid $5.5M for three Philips Highway industrial buildings and will move its Atlantic Beach HQ into the city.

Redfearn Capital secured a $48M refinance for an eight-building Jacksonville industrial portfolio, freeing cash for leasing and upgrades.

A proposed rewrite of Jacksonville's 2045 plan would let developers build denser projects near transit in return for affordable units or flood‑resilient features.