Results of the Boom: Dead Projects
Ambassador Hotel
Adaptive reuse project turning the six story structure into 50 apartments. - Indefinitely delayed
Brooklyn Park
- Historic building fabric demolished last year, but project appears to be indefinitely Delayed.
East San Marco
Mixed use development featuring an urban Publix, 147 residential units and 24,000 square feet of retail. - Delayed
8th & Pearl
Three story mixed use infill project in Springfield. - Dead
Jacksonville Landing Redevelopment
Renovation and expansion of the Jacksonville Landing. Project included opening the courtyard up to Laura Street, condominiums and a high rise on the east lot. - Dead
Jones Furniture Building
Adaptive reuse project converting the abandoned 7 story building into law offices. - Dead
The Laura Trio
Proposed restoration of Jacksonville's oldest highrise towers into office condominiums. To keep these buildings from crumbling to the ground, the city should attempt to correctly seal these structures. - Dead.
Laura Trio Garage
This project is part of Cameron Kuhn's failed attempt at revitalizing several downtown buildings. - Dead
Liberty Lofts
The conversion of the old Chevrolet Parts Warehouse into 29 apartment lofts. - Dead
The Lofts at East Union
10 floor, 73 unit condominium tower - Dead
Main Street Lofts
The conversion of the abandoned Cadillac Building into residential lofts. - Dead
Ocean Square
A 12 story condo tower with a movie theater and retail at street level. This project required demolishing the Haydon Burns Library. - Dead
Oak Street Lofts
An infill mixed use structure with 8 lofts in Five Points. This project recieved heavy opposition from the Riverside community because of a lack of parking. - Dead
Old JEA Tower
This ambitous project would have renovated the old JEA Tower and added an additional structure on one side. - Dead
One12
Adaptive reuse of the 18 story Barnett Building into 105 residential lofts. Construction ended when Kuhn's empire came crumbling down. - Dead
Ortega Yacht Club
A 20 story, 80 unit condominium tower on the Ortega River - Delayed
Park View Inn
The conversion of the blighted Park View Inn into 100 affordable condominiums. - Dead
Redell/Dancy Terrace
The redevelopment of a blighted block of Springfield into a 24 home historic cottage community. - Dead
Residences of Bishopgate
A 19 story, 80 unit condominium tower in Five Points. - Dead
River Watch at City Centre
A 35 floor tower with 200 residential condo units and 200 hotel units. - Dead
The St. James Hotel & Residences
A 68 story with five star 169 unit hotel and 469 residential condominiums. - Dead
The St. John
A 582'tall, 51 floor tower with 300 residential units. - Indefinitely postponed
St. Johns Point
Four towers (36, 33, 30, & 15), 840 residential units and 222,000 square feet of retail and office space. - Dead
St. Johns Village
A 21 story, 216 unit condominium tower along with 20,000 square feet of retail. - Dead
San Marco Riverfront District
A 25 acre urban mixed use development featuring a 10 acre riverfront park, 2,000 residential units and 565,000 square feet of retail and office space. - Dead
San Marco Village
Six towers (48, 48, 48, 42, 59, 9 story hotel), 2,000 residential units and 177,800 square feet of retail space. - Dead
The Shipyards
A 38 story tower with 328 units. Riverwalk improvements are still being made, but tower component is Dead.
6th & Market
Restoration and expansion of abandoned Springfield building into residences above street retail. - Dead
605 West Beaver Street
The conversion of abandoned LaVilla Building into lofts with street retail. - Dead
Springfield Arts Center
The conversion of an abandoned warehouse into 33,000 square feet of loft office space. - Dead
SRG - West 7th Street
The development of infill loft condominium project in Springfield. - Dead
323 Duval
12 story 123,000 square foot office tower with street retail space. Indefinitely postponed (contingent on courthouse)
200 Riverside
A 111,300 square feet of office space and 250 residential units. - proposed 2008 ground breaking (the clock is ticking)
218 Lofts
Adaptive reuse project to convert an abandoned office building into residential lofts. - Dead
241 Ashley Street
A five story, 26,000 square foot office building. - Delayed
The Vu
A 40 story, 190 unit residential condominium tower. - Indefinitely postponed
YMCA / St. Joe Tower (Not pictured)
This 17 story condominium tower would have replaced the Riverside Avenue YMCA. - Dead
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