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Account Closed
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Jacksonville Path of Progress

Account Closed
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  • Milpitas, CA
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Where do you believe the path of progress is heading in the Jacksonville metro?  Where is the market moving towards and where are the best places to invest?

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@Account Closed I believe we are going to hear about the Shad Khan investment in early 2018. The explosion of Downtown, "Shipyards area", "District area" (on southbank) and other projects in and around the river front in downtown will be great factors for downtown growth. 

The bus terminal was shut down, and plans are being made for a new multi terminal for bus and rail in downtown. Also plans to develop the old newspaper site (18 acres of riverfront). Lots going on downtown. 

Town center continues to expand with a new IKEA as well as new apartments up and down FL-202. St. Johns County continues to grow, but Nassau County, to the north is where St. Johns was 5 years ago. So many new developments in Nassau and Yulee. St. Johns was the fastest growing county in Florida for many years. There are opportunities all over Jacksonville. 

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