Jones on Hogan, located at 502 North Hogan in Downtown Jacksonville, will offer modern urban living while incorporating the historic seven-story Jones Brothers Furniture Co. building, constructed in 1929, as its development inspiration.
Corner Lot Development Group plans to redevelop the seven-story historic building to include 177 apartment units, 10,200 SF of retail and 25 internal parking spaces.
Investment: $40 million
Status: In review
East of Main Street, this segment will extend the Hogans Creek Greenway along the creek corridor to the south of Duval Street where the segment will create a loop connection on the east side of downtown with the Northbank Riverwalk and the TIAA Bank Field, Veterans Memorial Arena, and Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville sports venues.
This project by Lotus Commercial USA will be an adaptive reuse of a historic building. The mixed-use development will include 40 one- and two-bedroom apartments as well as fitness facilities, ground-floor amenities and 3,900 SF of retail space.
Investment: $18 million
Status: In review
The Hogan Street Cycle Track is an Emerald Trail segment that will provide a connection between the future Hogan Creek Greenway trail and the Northbank Riverwalk.
Within Downtown, the Hogan Street segment will feature a cycle track along the west side of Hogan Street, adjacent to the pedestrian sidewalk. To accommodate this design, Hogan Street’s one-way roadway will be reconfigured, reducing it from two travel lanes to one. This transformation will extend from West State Street to Bay Street, creating a safe and inviting corridor dominated by pedestrian and bicycle activity. The final block, from Water Street to the Northbank Riverwalk, will transition into a shared-use side path, ensuring a seamless connection to the riverfront.
Status: Design nearing completion
Estimated Construction Commencement: Q1 2025
A mixed-use building combining a Daily’s Dash, fuel station and Bold City Brewery bar and restaurant.
Dash is a fast-casual, cafe concept that offers a variety of fresh, wholesome, all-natural made-to-order breakfast and lunch sandwiches, salads, desserts and specialty coffee drinks, all made from the highest-quality ingredients.
Bold City was the first craft brewery in Jacksonville with its initial location still in Riverside
“These Truths, Voice of Jacksonville”, designed by sculptor Cliff Garten, will feature two flowing ribbons of stainless steel to frame the entrance to our Courthouse.
Those ribbons will also have writings from the foundational texts of our democracy and five local poets and authors engraved on its surface. These words will be illuminated at night, telling our story as a community, and our continued push toward justice and equality.
Through the addition of this monumental public art installation, the three-acre lawn of the Courthouse will be transformed into an active urban park reflective of the values of our community.
Augustine Development Group plans to renovate this building, originally built in 1927, at 404 North Julia Street and construct a new, eight-story apartment building with an attached eight-story parking deck. Plans call for the renovation of the former bank into the main lobby of the complex to include an additional 36 residential apartments within the historic structure and add a projected 5,769 square-feet of commercial/retail space on the ground floor, including 3,240 square-feet of leasable space projected to be occupied by a fitness center.
The new construction proposes an eight-story residential apartment complex that will provide 103 apartments along with an eight-story parking deck which will provide an estimated 450 parking spaces.
Investment: $53.54 million (renovation and new construction)
This multi-family development includes 175 apartments across 18 3-story buildings in 5 different architectural styles (contemporary, gable, hip, mid-century, and modern styles).
Trevato Development Group plans to build a seven-story, mixed-use development with 293 multifamily units, 7,000 SF of ground-floor retail space and 5,000 SF of coworking space.
Investment: $100 million
Status: In review
Ten-story structure that expands the current garage to add 500 parking spaces.
