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Blackwater Development announces contract to buy Regency Square Mall - Vimarsana News

Blackwater Development announces contract to buy Regency Square Mall

The Lake City-based commercial real estate company says it is assessing the feasibility of the property and could close on the deal in 2024.

Regency Square Mall, on the verge of sale, facing code compliance violations - Vimarsana News

Regency Square Mall, on the verge of sale, facing code compliance violations

The city has issued more than a dozen citations over two years at the 56-year-old Arlington regional shopping center.

Councilmembers say Westside mobile home park has 5 days to explain sky-high water bills for residents - Vimarsana News

Councilmembers say Westside mobile home park has 5 days to explain sky-high water bills for residents

The owner of a Westside mobile home park has five days to explain to the city why some of its residents have received outrageously high water bills; otherwise, the city may turn this over to the State Attorney’s Office.

Two owner/brothers, others hurt in crash into Jacksonville business - Vimarsana News

Two owner/brothers, others hurt in crash into Jacksonville business

Another brother says the family hopes to repair and reopen Bennett's Ace Hardware after a trucker smashed into the business on West Beaver Street.

Three bids made for Berkman II demolition order | Jax Daily Record | Jacksonville Daily Record - Vimarsana News

Three bids made for Berkman II demolition order | Jax Daily Record | Jacksonville Daily Record

05:10 AM EST Share City officials want to get rid of the unfinished riverfront high-rise despite a potential buyer with an active permit to tear it down. Three out-of-state companies submitted bids as part of the city’s order to demolish the unfinished Berkman Plaza II while a potential developer says his group will buy the site within days. City Procurement Division officials opened bids April 14 that range from $1.68 million to $2.34 million.  The step shows the city continues to move ahead on its tear-down order for the Downtown structure as it also approved a demolition...