Growth in Jacksonville remains strong with numerous developments, projects in the works

As usual, there are myriad projects currently in the works throughout Northeast Florida.

And, as always, The Times-Union will be closely monitoring new developments in our fast-growing region.

This list will be updated throughout the summer, so please make sure to regularly check back with this page and Jacksonville.com as we add more.

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Downtown Jacksonville

Four Seasons Hotel Jacksonville groundbreaking slated for this year at Shipyards | The construction of a riverfront development anchored by Four Seasons Hotel Jacksonville will break ground later this year under the direction of luxury hotel builder PCL Construction, the Jaguars and team owner Shad Khan's Iguana Investments has said. Jacksonville City Council approved $114 million in taxpayer support for the deal in a unanimous vote last October. Khan and his Iguana Investments must spend at least $301 million in private financing for the five-star development that would contain about 176 hotel rooms, 25 luxury condominiums and a six-story Class A office building, according to terms of the development agreement.

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Renderings show a 40-story tower for site of demolished Berkman II | The Berkman Plaza II on the Downtown Northbank came down in a long-awaited demolition earlier this year. Shortly after the rubble settled, PB Riverfront Revitalization of Jacksonville LLC released renderings for the site, showing an initial cost estimate of $170 million for a mixed-use high-rise. Plans call for a 40-story, 550-foot-tall condominium, which would be the second-tallest building in Jacksonville. The design by KBJ Architects Inc. includes about 250 apartments, 219 condos for sale and a 25,000-square-foot retail space.

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Senior living apartments set to open in August in downtown Cathedral District | Jacksonville senior citizens soon will have a new affordable apartment community downtown to call home. Ashley Square is a new senior living apartment building — for people age 62 and older — under construction on a 1.03-acre vacant lot at 650 Newnan St. N. and 116 E. Beaver St. in the city's Cathedral District. They will consist of 120 units, ranging from 585 square feet for a one-bedroom/one-bathroom unit to 853 square feet for a two-bedroom/two-bathroom apartment, floor plans show.

Redevelopment of former Jacksonville Jewish Center could begin in late 2022 | Construction could begin late next year on the much-anticipated Springfield Lofts redevelopment project at the former Jacksonville Jewish Center site in historic Springfield. Plans call for building 78 apartments and about 8,000 square feet of commercial office space at the site acquired in 2013 and being developed by GNP Development Partners LLC, headquartered in Tampa. The project has been in the works since 2013 when the land was acquired.

Greater Northeast Florida area

Jacksonville International Airport to expand with new $300 million concourse | A new $300 million concourse at Jacksonville International Airport is slated to get started in October with an overhaul of the checkpoint area for travelers followed by building the new six-gate concourse for planes to use by mid-2025. The interior architecture will use a modern design matching the two existing concourses by featuring an abundance of glass and natural light, highlighted by an enormous wall-sized window overlooking the runways at the end of the concourse, according to aviation authority Chief Operating Officer Tony Cugno.

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St. Johns Town Center to welcome Marshalls and other new stores this year | Marshalls is among several new stores already open or coming soon to the St. Johns Town Center on Jacksonville's Southside. Others include Free People Movement, Fresh Mex & Co, AO Fragrances, Blo Blow Dry Bar and Offline by Aerie.

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Hurricane-damaged Jacksonville Beach Fishing Pier to finally reopen this summer | After it sustained damage nearly six years ago, the Jacksonville Beach Fishing Pier will reopen to the public with its repairs this summer. Hurricane Matthew initially destroyed a portion of the 1,300-foot-long pier in October 2016, and a year later, Hurricane Irma did even more damage. Since then, the beginning half of the pier has been opened for use, but it closed again in 2019 for additional repairs.

Publix, Crossings at Wildlight shopping center prepare for June opening in Nassau County | Wildlight is a few weeks away from getting its first grocery store, which will coincide with the opening of the new Crossings at Wildlight retail shopping center in Yulee. Publix Super Markets Inc. is opening both a grocery and a liquor store to anchor the shopping center at the heart of the new 2,900-acre Nassau County community. A Publix spokeswoman said the store is targeted to open in early June. Other tenants at the shopping center are in the build-out stage of construction. Among the first restaurants expected to open at Crossings at Wildlight is Grumpy's Restaurant.

This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: A look at new developments in the works in Jacksonville