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Downtown office building 211 Commerce is slated to have its red brick exterior painted white. Opened in 2000 and also until recently called the Baker Donelson Center, the 11-story Class A tower sits at the address from which its name derives. Via an LLC, private equity real estate manager Velocis and Lincoln Property Company, both based in Dallas, own the building, having paid $50.25 million for it in late February, according to Metro records. The companies said in a release at the time that they planned to give the structure roughly $13 million update. Documents submitted to the Metro Devel...

The Metro Development and Housing Agency Design Review Committee on Tuesday approved the plan for exterior upgrades — including a color scheme change — to downtown office building 211 Commerce. Opened in 2000 and also until recently called the Baker Donelson Center, the 11-story Class A tower sits at the address from which its name derives. Via an LLC, private equity real estate manager Velocis and Lincoln Property Company, both based in Dallas, own the building, having paid $50.25 million for it in late February, according to Metro records. The companies said in a release at the t...

Courtesy Habitat for Humanity Williamson-Maury Habitat for Humanity Williamson-Maury has confirmed a lineup of performers for their 2021 Hammers & High Heels Event, “A Night of Songs & Stories” featuring songwriters Brennen Leigh, Noel McKay and Tammy Rogers King. The virtual event will take place online on May 20 from 7-8 p.m. and will once again be emceed by Dawn Davenport, Emmy award-winning sports broadcaster and co-host of the 3HL radio show on 104.5 The Zone. The online event will start on May 10 with an online auction, a wine drawing sponsored by Arrington Vineyards and a soci...

Jacksonville-based Brooks is building the hospital at 6400 Brooks Bartram Drive. Brooks announced Jan. 25 that it broke ground on the addition. The city issued permits March 9 for Perry-McCall Construction Inc. to build the three-story, 76,056-square-foot hospital as well as chiller and trash enclosures. According to the three permits, the job costs are $2.05 million, although those do not reflect the entire project. In December 2019, Brooks Rehabilitation announced the $43 million, 60-bed rehabilitation hospital next to its Bartram Park campus in South Jacksonville. Total construction costs ...