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Major Construction Milestone Boosts Jacksonville’s Economic Development with $101.3 Million in Approved Projects

Major Construction Milestone Approved in Jacksonville

Jacksonville, FL – A wave of construction projects received approval last week, with total work valued at approximately $101.3 million authorized through 750 permits for the week ending December 15, 2024. These projects are poised to expand industrial and retail infrastructure in the area, responding to growing demand and economic development opportunities.

Key Projects and Developments

Among the standout projects is the Florida Gateway Logistics Park, which is now set to enter its second phase of construction. The permits for two shell buildings were issued to Evans General Contractors for a combined value of $44.3 million. Building four will span 647,276 square feet, while building six will cover 179,200 square feet. Located at 9909 Pritchard Road, this industrial park is already home to significant tenants such as Total Distribution Inc. and IPEX.

For inquiries regarding the warehouse construction, stakeholders can reach out to Justin Crenshaw at jcrenshaw@evans-gc.com.

New Warehouse for Canteen Corporation

Another notable project involves a new warehouse for Canteen Corporation, approved for construction at 629 Stevens St.. Haskew Company & Associates secured a permit valued at $2.54 million on December 10. The plans include a 10,000-square-foot warehouse alongside parking facilities, enhancing the existing development.

Contact Haskew Company at 904-741-0004 for further details.

Florida Blue Sanitas Medical Center Expansion

In the healthcare sector, Jacksonville’s third Florida Blue Sanitas Medical Center has been approved for a build-out at 8102 Blanding Blvd., situated within Crossroad Square shopping center. This $2.15 million expansion will create a 5,500-square-foot facility featuring six exam rooms, aimed at serving the surrounding community.

For more information, parties interested can contact Oliver Sperry Renovation and Construction at 850-386-6383.

Foundation Work for the Stadium of the Future

Exciting developments are also on the horizon with the Stadium of the Future project. A permit for foundation work was granted to Keller North America Inc. for a project costing $1.53 million. This foundational work will involve the installation of test piles around the stadium’s base, with construction expected to begin in the coming new year. Interested parties can reach Braden Weddle from Hunt Construction at 317-694-1066.

Retail Expansion Near New Publix

Additionally, two retail shell structures adjacent to a new Publix grocery store in Nocatee have received approvals. Retail shells A and B, each costing $1.35 million, will feature single-story designs measuring 9,100 square feet and 8,400 square feet, respectively. Hawkins Construction of Tarpon Springs is overseeing this development, which complements the recently permitted $14 million Publix.

For inquiries related to these retail projects, Hawkins Construction can be contacted at 727-938-9719.

Conclusion

Overall, the recent approvals indicate significant progress in Jacksonville’s infrastructure and commercial sectors. With a variety of new projects kicking off, the construction landscape is set to evolve, catering to both industrial and retail needs. These developments signal a robust economic outlook for the region as it embraces growth and innovation.


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