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Sprouts to lease at Tamaya
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E-Town is under development at Interstate 295 and Florida 9B in South Jacksonville.
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E-Town plans advance for 1,700 homes
Exceptions approved for Caribbean Seafood Island Bar & Grill, Culhane’s Irish Pub. BY SCOTT SAILER EDITORIAL RESEARCH DIRECTOR
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Sprouts Farmers Market intends to open at Tamaya Market at Beach and Kernan boulevards, the second location it announced for Jacksonville. The first is at The Markets at Town Center.
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Harbour Retail Partners says the 75,000-square-foot grocery-anchored shopping center will be developed next year.
Harbour Retail Partners intends to buy 11.2 acres next week at the Tamaya development to build Tamaya Market, a 75,000-square-foot shopping center to be anchored by Sprouts Farmers Market. Randy Kelley, Harbour Retail manager and developer, said construction at the northwest Beach and Tamaya boulevards center is scheduled for next year. The location is east of Kernan Boulevard. Kelley estimates the project at more than $20 million. Kelley said he has letters of intent with four more prospective tenants in addition to Sprouts, which announced its plans last week to open at the location. He declined to identify the prospective tenants. Harbour Retail Partners, a real estate
The Jacksonville Planning Commission recommended rezoning approval Thursday to allow the development of 1,700 single family and multifamily homes at eTown. The houses are planned on 626 acres east of Interstate 295 and south of Atlantic Coast High School. Under Ordinance 2018-671, the applicant proposes rezoning the property from residential low density-50 to planned unit development. Planning department staff advised that the proposed development’s location is appropriate because of the proximity to the recently approved eTown village center designed for commercial, institutional and office uses.
fund with a focus on “necessity-based” retail, is based in Wilmington, North Carolina, and has an office in Atlanta. “We develop grocery centers around the Southeast and this is in our wheelhouse,” Kelley said Monday. Kelley said the 75,000-square-foot Tamaya Market will be anchored by the 30,000-square-foot grocery store along with 25,000 square feet of inline shop space and three outparcels of about 1 acre each. Harbour Retail Partners will buy the land from the ICI Homes group, the Tamaya developer. Colliers International will handle leasing, led by Nancy Sumner and Katy Figg, vice presidents of retail services. Kelley said bids will be sought for the contractor, which would be someone
The planning commission approved zoning exceptions for: n Caribbean Seafood Island Bar & Grill at 1959 San Marco Blvd. to serve all alcoholic beverages. The restaurant currently serves beer and wine. A companion appli-
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ZONING EXCEPTIONS
Sheraton Jackonville Hotel sold The Sheraton Jacksonville Hotel in Southside was sold for $24.3 million. Peachtree Hotel Group, through PHG-AREP III Jacksonville LLC, sold the property, at 10605 Deerwood Park Blvd., to RockBridge Capital, through RBHV Jacksonville LLC. Seacoast National Bank issued a $20 million mortgage to RBHV Jacksonville LLC. The six-story, full-service hotel was developed in 2008 on 3.7 acres. Property records show it has 159 rooms. The property is assessed at $11.7 million for tax purposes. It last sold for $15.8 million in 2015.
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