Palm Coast’s planning board advanced plans for a 185,000‑sq‑ft Walmart and a large retail campus on SR 100, while traffic and utility concerns loom over the project.

The Village of New Augustine opens 92 income‑restricted units in West Augustine, offering workforce rents and on‑site resident services. The project is backed by public and private funding.

A Missouri-based buyer paid $11.3M last week for the 119-room Hilton Garden Inn near St. Johns Town Center, moving the property out of Ashford Hospitality Trust's portfolio.

Cross Regions has filed for about $1M in site work at the former Westside Plaza and plans a phased mixed‑use conversion that begins with renovating the Office Depot building.

Council committees advanced an ordinance to certify 15 city-owned parcels as surplus and eligible for donation to nonprofits for affordable housing.

Builder confidence slipped in June as the NAHB HMI fell two points to 35, led by a sharp Southern slump. Rising mortgage rates and materials costs are pinching builders.

A franchise group wants to turn the closed Burger King in Mandarin into a DQ Grill & Chill, and the owners say they’re eyeing downtown Jacksonville too. City utility JEA is reviewing the request and the operator hopes to open by October.

GreenPointe's master plan would add nearly 3,300 homes around Lake Asbury, with a central 'Lodge' amenity expected this fall and buildout running into the 2040s.

First Coast foreclosure filings jumped about 35% and Duval County led the regional increase with nearly 47% growth, according to local reporting and ATTOM data.

Council cleared a rezoning that paves the way for 77 apartments and about 25,000 sq ft of commercial space in the Eastside Phoenix neighborhood.

Shore Manufacturing leased 86,374 square feet in Jacksonville, taking space in a large Northwest Jacksonville warehouse as it expands its regional footprint.

A developer says cost overruns and missed deadlines left the Arlington FBI tower apartment project short of cash; Jacksonville is reviewing a roughly $1M incentive request.

Richmond Hill’s council unanimously reaffirmed that the Belfast Commerce Center’s current zoning bars heavy‑metal refining, halting a proposed Westwin nickel refinery unless rezoned. The decision came at a packed appeal hearing.