Photo Source: Proposed design of Hard Rock tower in Jacksonville by: Arquitectonica A proposed Hard Rock Hotel could become part of Jacksonville’s downtown riverfront. The project is planned for the former Berkman II site at 500 E. Bay St., along the St. Johns River. Current plans call for a 30-story tower featuring 350 hotel rooms
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Photo Source: Stock Images Jacksonville Beach Mixed-Use Redevelopment Moves Forward The City of Jacksonville Beach is seeking a private development partner to redevelop the city-owned property near Latham Plaza as part of its downtown development initiative. The city issued its request for proposals in March 2026. The proposed project combines structured parking, public amenities, and
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Image source: Four Seasons, Canada Jacksonville real estate developments in 2026 are reshaping the city.Major projects are adding homes, offices, retail, hotels, and public spaces.Together, these projects could influence Jacksonville’s growth for years. From Downtown Jacksonville to the Beaches, development continues across the region.Several major projects are already under construction or moving toward completion.Meanwhile, new
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Photo Source: Pulte Homes – Home Design for their Rockefeller Home. A new residential development is adding another housing option to Mandarin. Pulte Homes is preparing Oakmere, a community planned for 62 homesites along Aladdin Road. The development is expected to open in October 2026. The builder currently describes the homesites as approximately 80 feet
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Photo Source: Regency Split Lofts Regency Live Oak workforce housing is planned for Arlington in Jacksonville.The project is currently expected to begin construction in early 2027. This will be another residential project to Northeast Jacksonville. The development focuses on workforce housing for households connected to the local economy. Meanwhile, the project includes more than residential
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Photo Source: HTG LLC Housing Trust Group has broken ground on Normandy Cove, an affordable veteran project in Jacksonville. The Westside development will include 144 income-restricted apartments in its first phase. The community will serve income-qualified residents, with a focus on active-duty military members and veterans. Construction is expected to reach completion in fall 2027.
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Photo Source: Courtesy of Merritt Properties Key Details Merritt Properties Jacksonville acquisition reflects growing market confidence The Merritt Properties Jacksonville acquisition reached a record $89.8 million. The investment demonstrates continued confidence in Jacksonville’s industrial real estate market. Moreover, it highlights Northeast Florida’s appeal for long-term commercial growth. Jacksonville continues attracting companies because of its transportation
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Northeast Florida Home Sales Reflect Continued Buyer Demand Northeast Florida home sales posted several notable transactions during the first week of June 2026. The region’s highest-priced properties demonstrated ongoing demand for luxury real estate. Buyers remained active across multiple counties. As a result, premium neighborhoods continued generating impressive sales activity despite limited housing inventory. Key
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Photo Source Credits: The Business Journals Southbank Residences Jacksonville Drives New Construction Activity Southbank Residences Jacksonville is drawing attention after leading the city’s latest construction permits. The project represents one of the most significant residential developments currently moving forward downtown. As Jacksonville continues expanding, major developments like this reflect growing demand for urban housing. Additionally,
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Photo Source: The Business Journals Build-to-Rent Demand Continues Growing Build-to-rent communities continue expanding throughout Florida. Developers increasingly target fast-growing areas like St. Augustine because housing demand remains strong. CBI Construction recently started work on a large-scale rental neighborhood featuring detached cottages. Unlike traditional apartment complexes, the project focuses on single-family style living with added privacy
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