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Black Book teams with 360 AUTO to help dealers close more deals Screenshot from: 360 AUTO. By Auto Remarketing Staff LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. -  Black Book has integrated its data into 360 AUTO, which provides tools, technology, and guidance to help auto dealers increase dealership lot visits and sales. Black Book data and analytics will integrate with 360 AUTO’s AutoRetail product. That digital retailing tool integrates into dealers’ websites to drive business into their retail location to help sales teams close more deals. The tool aims to make small and large dealerships ...

Credit Fred Yanker at a formal military dinner with Dr. Wernher Von Braun. (Yanker at 1st left, Von Braun at head of table) Fred Yanker will celebrate his 100th Birthday Thursday, March 11th. He was born in 1921, that’s some incredible math!  Fred is a 30 year Army veteran, enlisting in the US Army at the beginning of WW2. He served in many roles and rose quickly in the ranks. At the end of the war he was transferred to White Sands Proving Grounds, now called White Sands Missile Range, WSMR. Throughout his career there he held multiple roles involving security, rocket launches and equipme...

Design plans for a concert venue and rooftop bar at 323 E. Bay St. Downtown are moving forward. The Downtown Development Review Board voted 9-0 on Feb. 11 to grant conceptual approval for 323 E Bay Street RE LLC’s project that includes a 2,250-square-foot, covered open-air bar on top of the two-story structure.  The Miami-based development group paid $1.4 million for the building Jan. 22. The 323 E Bay Street RE LLC group comprises Eric Fuller, Aleksander Lukaj and Albacore Jax LLC, which is led by Manjola Rajta of Jacksonville Beach. The developer plants to replace entryway doors, storefr...

The Downtown Development Review Board will consider conceptual approval Feb. 11 for Project 323, a proposed concert venue and rooftop bar at 323 E. Bay St. The 323 E Bay Street RE LLC group based in Miami paid $1.4 million for the building Jan. 22.  The group bought the property from Insetta Family Properties LLC, which previously attempted to sell the property for an entertainment venue. The front of the renovated Project 33 building. Plans submitted by JAA Architecture Inc. show a proposed 2,250-square-foot rooftop bar and replaced entryway doors, storefront windows and glass awnings.  Th...

11:00 AM EST Share A group led by a Miami venue owner calls the purchase of 323 E. Bay St. “a great opportunity.” A University of North Florida graduate who runs South Florida nightclubs is part of a group that bought the 323 E. Bay St. building Downtown. The 323 E Bay Street RE LLC group based in Miami paid $1.4 million for the building Jan. 22. “It’s a great opportunity for us and the city,” said partner Eric Fuller in an email Jan. 26. He declined to share more details. The group bought the property from Insetta Family Properties LLC, which previously attempted to...