City: Jacksonville

September 2, 2004Jacksonville Business JournalCharleston, S.C.-based Ed Harley Properties, owner of the 332-unit Charter Landing Apartments in north Arlington, has secured an $11 million loan for the complex from Birmingham, Ala.-based Collateral Mortgage Capital LLC. The Jacksonville-area property, built in ...

September 1, 2004 The Times-UnionCiting the soft market for leased office space, a group of developers in Jacksonville, Fla., has decided against building rental space and instead plans to go into the relatively untried office condominium business. Sam Easton, a ...

August 31, 2004 The Florida Times-UnionA division of Chicago-based AAR Corp. wants to expand in Jacksonville, Fla.'s, Westside Industrial Park by the end of October. The city is reviewing a permit application for park owner Stone Mountain Industrial Park Inc. ...

August 27, 2004 The Florida Times-UnionKrook Douglas Development's designs for twin 48-story residential towers in Jacksonville, Fla., received their first city approvals – the first in a long line of needed approvals. The project, Riverpointe, would comprise the tallest buildings ...

August 27, 2004 The Florida Times-UnionArlington Properties Inc. is looking to build a $32 million, 400-unit apartment complex in Kendall Town Center in Regency, Fla. The Birmingham, Ala., developer wants to develop Kendall Town Center Apartments on 27.2 acres in ...

August 26, 2004 The Florida Times-UnionWachovia Corp. plans to move some of its Jacksonville, Fla., operations into Metro Square Office Park as the financial services firm continues to negotiate for another large site to handle other operations that need to ...

August 25, 2004 The Miami HeraldSteve Pardo, principal owner of Riverwalk Hotels LLC, plans to build six buildings in downtown Jacksonville, Fla. The project would include three 35-story residential towers, a hotel, a riverfront park and a 28,000-square-foot grocery store. ...

August 13, 2004 The Times-UnionThe city of Jacksonville, Fla., has given three vacant buildings at Laura and Forsyth streets to the Jacksonville Police and Fire Pension Fund. The buildings were previously set to be sold to Signet Development. But that ...

August 10, 2004 The Times-UnionKohl's Department Store plans to open its first Jacksonville, Fla., store. Plans filed with the city show that the company expects to build an almost 100,000-square-foot store in the Shoppes at Bartram Park at Interstate 95 ...