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The $500 million mixed-used development in Jacksonville’s North Core includes apartments and retail space.

Downtown Investment Authority CEO Lori Boyer says the pace of development is “terrific” but the pipeline of future projects is slowing down.

The Urban Division at Colliers says the restaurant is one of several new tenants in the North Core as it also works with an undisclosed user for the Federal Reserve Building.

The undisclosed tenant will take the entire building at 424 N. Hogan St.

The event was accepting donations for attendance, with all money raised going towards the Roots Community Food Centre Local Food Fund

JWB Real Estate Capital assembled the land for the proposed $500 million mixed-use Downtown North Core development.

Bryan Moll, who led the $4 billion Water Street Tampa downtown redevelopment, shares what attracted him to the development.

The first phase of the project is $500 million and includes apartments, grocery and retail space.

Gateway Jax, a commercial real estate company, announced plans Wednesday for a mixed-use development in the North Core area of Downtown Jacksonville that will cost $500 million, according to our news partner the Jacksonville Daily Record.

The Downtown Development Review Board conceptually approved the design for Gateway Jax LLC’s mixed-use site plan in the North Core and the final piece of Shad Khan’s Four Seasons hotel-anchored project.