Developers filed plans to turn a five‑acre former children's museum site in St. Augustine into an entertainment complex modeled on Jacksonville's Block Jax.

Council committees split over a $3.53M DIA-backed loan package to rehab long-vacant Laura and Monroe Street buildings, leaving a full council vote next week.

Mesa West Capital supplied a $50.5M five‑year loan to refinance Gran Bay Apartment Homes, a 308‑unit property on Jacksonville’s Southside. The move underscores investor interest in stabilized Sun Belt rentals.

A $13.5M permit advances interior work at UF Health Durbin Park as the campus moves toward a late‑2026 opening.

American Landmark bought two Sun Belt apartment communities totaling about 600 units — including Tramore Village in Austell — as it deploys capital from a new fund.

Owner Group RMC is repositioning the 42‑story Bank of America Tower as a public‑facing lifestyle hub with new restaurants, a returning Starbucks and expanded tenant amenities.

The Church of Eleven22 signed a decade-long lease for The Glass Factory at 601 N. Myrtle Ave and plans AV upgrades and ministry-focused programming.

Becknell has started site work on a 609,120‑sq‑ft Westlake warehouse as city permits and utility reviews move forward. The parcel is being pitched as a pad‑ready logistics site.

Merritt Properties paid about $7 million for the 46,000‑sq‑ft Beach Commerce Center at 11840 Beach Blvd, adding another small‑bay industrial asset to its Jacksonville portfolio.

A city building permit issued April 14 cleared construction for Gateway Jax’s $145.21M Block N8 at 440 W. Beaver St., a 537‑unit mixed‑use project with retail and amenities.

BOCC asked the county attorney to draft a 12‑month moratorium on new data‑center applications while officials study infrastructure, land use and utility impacts.

Developers want to convert 24 Cathedral Place into 'The Exchange,' billed as St. Augustine's most luxurious hotel since Flagler. City reviewers have asked for more detailed plans.

City approvals and developer plans are lining up to convert the long‑idle Springfield Armory into a multi‑vendor food hall, brewery and arts hub.