A Chick‑fil‑A is proposed near The Fountains of St. Johns, planned as a 4,713‑sq‑ft drive‑thru that will undergo county review.

Corner Lot and Aspect Holdings filed a $160M plan for 330 E. Bay St. that puts a 14-story hotel with 160 rooms and 17,000 sq ft of meeting space on the riverfront. The DIA will review the bid and any incentive requests.

Pan American affiliates led by Carlos Lopez‑Cantera bought 58.28 acres in Westlake Industrial Park and plan a 617,760‑SF logistics center with a Q2 2027 target.

The June, a members-only club in the restored Federal Reserve building, says renovations are wrapping up and a soft opening is planned this summer.

A freestanding La‑Z‑Boy building at St. Johns Town Center sold for more than $8M to a major investment firm, underscoring demand for well‑located retail assets in Jacksonville.

Gateway Jax has named JLL to lead leasing for a roughly 100,000‑sf Class A office at Pearl Square, the first multi‑tenant office to target NorthCore in decades.

A recently delivered Anderson‑DuBose cold‑storage warehouse at Westlake Industrial Park traded for $66.9M, highlighting robust demand for rail‑served refrigerated space in Jacksonville.

Live Oak aims to remake the former JEA headquarters at 21 W. Church St. into The Jewel at 21 West — about 180 mixed‑income apartments with retail and rooftop amenities. The deal still needs City Council approval and financing to move forward.

A Jacksonville electrical contractor bought a one‑acre site in Lackawanna and will expand its headquarters to about 20,000 square feet to support a growing team and a new climate‑services arm.

An emergency permit allows crews to remove three walls at 7 Aviles Street after engineers warned the addition's exterior walls were at risk of collapse. HARB will meet to set salvage conditions.

City approvals cleared civil plans for The Nexus at Regency this week. Blackwater filed a $3.7M site‑clearing permit and a slate of national brands appear in early filings.

Hastings High is being restored into a First Coast Technical College campus, pairing historic preservation with new workforce training and childcare. The phased project aims to reopen the landmark for learners of all ages.

Foley & Lardner will move its Jacksonville office into One Tower Court, taking the entire fifth floor and relocating about 44 attorneys and 60 staff into roughly 25,000 sq ft.