Commercial


270-Unit One Riverside Is Given Conceptual Approval In Downtown Jacksonville

The Downtown Development Review Board (DDRB) in Jacksonville has recommended conceptual approval for the construction of One Riverside, an 18.84-acre mixed-use development comprised of two 7-story multi-family residential buildings with a total of 270 residential units, a 3,000-square-foot riverfront restaurant, a residential pool, a stand-alone amenity building and a 7-deck parking garage with 502 spaces. The project site is located at One Riverside Avenue in the Brooklyn neighborhood of the Downtown area,  bounded to the north by Riverside Ave, to the east by the Acosta Bridge, to the south by the St. John’s River, and to the West by the Haskell property. Atlanta-based Dwell Design Studio is listed as the architect; Tribridge Residential is the developer.

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Moishe Mana And Zyscovich Architects Unveil Final Design For Nikola Tesla Innovation Hub

The final design plans have been unveiled for the Nikola Tesla Innovation Hub, a 13-story office and commercial building undergoing a complete gut renovation and redesign at 155 South Miami Avenue – the northeast corner at the intersection with South 2nd Avenue in the Flagler District, Downtown Miami. Originally built in 1980, the revamp of the structure will bring 137,000 square feet of office space and 6,000 square feet of commercial space. Developed by Moishe Mana of Mana Common and designed by award-winning architecture firm Zyscovich Architects, the project is being geared towards the emerging tech industry in Miami with the hopes of attracting major technology companies and innovative startups.

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Jaymor Group Submits Application For Two Waterfront High-Rises In Daytona Beach

Applications have been submitted to the Federal Aviation Administration for the development of the 11.3-acre Daytona Gateway Marina project, which is comprised of two mixed-use high rise buildings and a 138-slip marina at 135 East International Speedway Boulevard in Daytona Beach. The buildings would rise 415-feet and 417-feet, or 422-feet and 425-feet above sea level, and will include 550 luxury residences, a boutique hotel, retail and restaurant spaces, and space to accommodate vessels ranging from 40 to 150 feet as well as dry storage for up 250 boats. The Jaymor Group is the owner behind the applications. 

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