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Downtown is changing. Here’s a look at its growth in the past year and where it’s headed
Read full article: Downtown is changing. Here’s a look at its growth in the past year and where it’s headedThe Downtown Vision, Inc. tracks that progress and released its 2025 State of Downtown comprehensive report recapping downtown’s development from Jan. 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025.
26% of downtown Jacksonville office space was vacant in 2023, far more than other big Florida cities
Read full article: 26% of downtown Jacksonville office space was vacant in 2023, far more than other big Florida citiesVacancies are on the rise in the heart of Jacksonville, according to Downtown Vision, Inc.’s (DVI) 2024 State of Downtown Report, which was released last week.
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State of Downtown report optimistic about Jacksonville’s growth
Read full article: State of Downtown report optimistic about Jacksonville’s growthJACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Downtown Jacksonville is growing thanks in large part to commercial and residential investments made prior to the coronavirus pandemic. That’s according to the 2019-2020 State of Downtown Report, the latest in a series of studies released by Downtown Vision, Inc., a nonprofit agency focused on economic development in downtown Jacksonville. The number of residents living downtown has also increased to more than 6,100. “Pre-pandemic, Downtown Jacksonville was growing rapidly,” Downtown Vision CEO Jake Gordon said. The public and private sector are pulling together to keep Downtown growing.