Old fire station building on Riverside Avenue up for bid No description found
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The city is looking for someone who will buy the vacant Fire Station No. 5 located along Riverside Avenue in Jacksonville’s Brooklyn neighborhood.
According to the Jacksonville Daily Record, the Downtown Investment Authority issued a notice of disposition Wednesday to sell and relocate the structure. The move will clear the property for a planned realignment of Forest Street across from Riverside Avenue.
The move will provide better access to the announced Fidelity National Information Services headquarters.
If a buyer isn’t found, the city will demolish the vacant building.
Read the full story on the Jacksonville Daily Record’s website.
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