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Get Ready Jacksonville ☀️ It’s Pool Season’
Get ready #jacksonville 😎 It's #pool season
Come beat the summer heat at a pool near you!
www.jacksonville.gov/jaxparksaquatics
Come beat the summer heat at a pool near you!
www.jacksonville.gov/jaxparksaquatics
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Want a Fun Summer Job? City of Jacksonville is looking for #lifeguards
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City of Jacksonville is hiring lifeguards! www.jacksonville.gov/departments/parks-and-recreation/headlines/hiring-lifeguards
Would you sleep in a Funeral Home? | Building A City Episode 5 Trailer
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Building A City is back! Episode 5 is #comingsoon to @funtowatchmedia @avantbuilds present the upcoming episode featuring one of their exciting projects currently under #construction in Downtown #jacksonville Subscribe to watch Episode 5, the total transformation of the historic Pratt Funeral home in LaVilla in Downtown Jacksonville which will become a 13 Unit Airbnb / Boutique Hotel conversion...
Corner Lot's Largest Residential Development!
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🏗️ Project Profile: Kings Preserve 📍 Dinsmore, Jacksonville Kings Preserve is Corner Lot's largest project to date. This single-family development sits on 740 acres near Old Kings Road and Plummer Road with 742 home sites in the works. The #construction is in the Northwest part of Duval County near the Nassau County line, placing it in a quiet area just outside the I-295 beltline but convenient...
Update: One of Downtown Jacksonville's Biggest Developments!
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Project update on one of the biggest real Downtown Jacksonville, 1 Riverside. One Riverside is an exciting multi-family mixed use development on the river which will help bring density to the urban central core and includes a new Wholefoods in Downtown Jacksonville.
Project Profile: Corner on Main
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🏗️ Project Profile: Corner on Main 📍 Springfield, Jacksonville Corner on Main is a 201-unit multi-family development currently under #construction in the historic #springfield neighborhood just north of Downtown #jacksonville. This mixed-use urban development by @cornerlot will include: 🏬 201 market-rate studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom #apartments 🛍️ 6,000 square feet of commercial space t...
Experience Luxury Living at Artea Apartments in Southbank, Jacksonville
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Artea is a 340 unit multi-family infill development by @cornerlot Located in the Southbank of Downtown Jacksonville, Artea is a Transit Oriented Development (TOD) in partnership with the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA): @JTAFLA904 TOD's are typically either mixed-use, or infused in or alongside mixed use communities. However, a traditional mixed-use development typically implies a m...
The Historic Renovation of a Downtown Gem | Building A City Episode 4
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The Historic Renovation of a Downtown Gem | Building A City Episode 4
Building A City, Episode 3: Rebranding The Church District in Downtown Jacksonville
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Building A City, Episode 3: Rebranding The Church District in Downtown Jacksonville
Building A City, Episode 2: Projects Creating Critical Mass & Density in Downtown Jacksonville
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Building A City, Episode 2: Projects Creating Critical Mass & Density in Downtown Jacksonville
Building A City, Episode 1: Documenting Development in Downtown Jacksonville
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Building A City, Episode 1: Documenting Development in Downtown Jacksonville
Demolition begins on Corner on Main in Springfield, Jacksonville, FL
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Demolition begins on Corner on Main in Springfield, Jacksonville, FL
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6 months since the last episode. Guess they figured out it was a fool’s errand to document the growth of a city that doesn’t grow. Maybe document Tampa if you want some good content.
Hewwwo
Yes!! Finally
A city winery like in cities like Atlanta and Chicago would be nice as well and lots of jazz clubs. Husband and I are thinking about relocating so the changes that's being made is good to see. Savannah, Ga downtown use to be jacked up 20 plus years ago before I moved, now it's thriving and the nightlife vibe is great.
Still cant believe Jacksonville has/had that many condemned buildings in its core as of December 2023.
So beautiful
This is amazing for Jacksonville
It’s sad that Jacksonville is excited to get a new apartment complex and a grocery store when other peer cities are building 5+ high rises a year. We’re pathetic in comparison.
You are right. Just saw Nashville, TN downtown.
Yes it's crazy!!!
Finally, I’ve been saying this city has SO much potential.
It really does, and so much more to come!
You people, sometimes, no....most times make me sick. Go back up north and elsewhere that you come from and quit ruining our city, my city, and my state. You can stay as long as you don't act like or pretend that you're "running everything," as most of you do. Be nice, or, go back home! And oh, I do like your videos; they are very informative.
Duuval
You already know. DUUUVAL!
So adorable 😍
Love this!
i like this. Lets bring Jacksonville back to life.
It's happening!
Bruh you can see the drone
Bad ass 🎉😊
I think the adults were loving the air show more than the kids 😂
Oh, there is a blue angels
They never disappoint 🛩️
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It looks like a made a good call to move to there. Leaving super expensive Miami for a better life for me and my wife in Jacksonville. Transfering with the company is like getting a raise just by moving to a more affordable area. This video gets me even more excited!
I love the redevelopment of abandoned buildings . But I highly think we need just 3 more skyscrapers 🔥😍
How can I get on board with you guys ?
Info@funtowatch.com
Ok now go fix regency square 🤣😘 thank you for caring about jax
Terrific Work!
Thank you
Florida doesn't have a state historical tax credit like most states have along with federal tax credits for historical buildings over 50 years old which would definitely be a big incentive if if Florida had that especially for affordable and market rate housing.
Love this.. educational.. beautiful views of the city… excited for all the growth in our city… can’t wait to see more
Thank you!
This is so great. Please keep it up!
Thank you!
I worked downtown up to right before Covid. For the first time it really feels like projects are ramping up downtown. Even in 3 years downtown has changed a lot. It's almost night and day. I am excited to see how it develops in the next 10 to 20 years.
It’s so weird how people not from this area come here and rename everything.
Lol
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I love all this so much
These videos fire me up!
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Can you do an episode on how zoning laws prevent variety in the types of buildings that can be built downtown which hinder the growth of small businesses? A business should be allowed to thrive without minimum parking area laws stopping them.
Very exciting to see the development of Jax!!
Jax to the Max!!
These videos just keep getting better and better!
Love this and I can't wait till we bring Jax to the Max!
#5 coming soon!
Definitely gonna go visit King Tut! Pharaohs and a cold drink from their bar sounds incredible
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Anyone who lives in Jacksonville can tell you that the area around the NoCo Center and the North Core in general is like the hub for the homeless and panhandlers/loiterers. Best of luck trying to develop that area. You’re gonna need it.
Guarantee it's not as bad as those in Miami and it doesn't stop development. Of course the best way to get them to move on is make it unprofitable for them. Don't give them anything if you don't want it around.
Nothing, I repeat, nothing will ever become of downtown Jacksonville until they get rid of the Sulzbacher Center, The City Rescue Mission, Trinity Rescue Mission, Partnership For Homeless, Clara White Mission, New Life Inn and all of the homeless bums and drug addicts who are being bussed into downtown by out-of-state NGOs.
Can we please connect? I would genuinely like to hear your feedback off line as this is an area of importance for us. Through documenting development, we’ve encountered some frightening people, but have also met very kind and genuine people that just need a little help. We would love to get involved and help.
@@funtowatchmedia I left Jacksonville for good back in 2001. The downtown area of the city was hollowed out in the 1980s/90s by the Baptist Church who bought up several old buildings on full city blocks and turned them into parking lots. At the same time they were staunchly opposed to any and all things entertainment related like clubs/ bars/ nightlife/ festivals. Hence no real development was allowed to happen during their 30 year reign. Have you ever seen a city the size of Jacksonville with such an empty downtown? Why no museums? Why no shopping district? South bank where the property featured in this video is located does have some potential be it limited but South Bank is not downtown. Jacksonville's homeless population has exploded over the last couple of years and downtown has become the epicenter due to all of the services being offered to the homeless/ bums/ drug addicts by countless organizations along with a bunch of NGOs who only make the problem worse. There is no fixing downtown. I am not interested in connecting with you on this issue as I live outside the country and I only visit the states (Jax, FL) about once every three or four years. Best of luck to ya.
@@robertdominicanrepublice homeless bums is caused by the very Baptist church that you’re complaining about. What do you think happens when growth stops, inflation rises, and people get pushed out of their homes? I’ve spoken to many of the so called “bums” you complain about and some people have told me stories about downtown Jax used to be a Harlem of the south and thriving Black community. The bum problem will decrease once there’s more businesses and job opportunities, affordable housing and practical public transportation connecting the downtown area. What we don’t need is more gentrification pushing locals out of their historic communities. One of the root problems of this is zoning laws. Zoning laws are the reason the only buildings that seem to get built are luxury buildings which drives up the prices around the area. We don’t need just luxury buildings, we need more parks, 3rd spaces, skyway hubs/stations, open air trolleys, fresh marketplaces, shaded pedestrian sidewalks, bike lanes, and community gardens. Also some multi retail space buildings that build vertically wouldn’t hurt. And more businesses with rooftop views!
@@Euphoryaaa They are two completely different issues and you did a terrible job of attempting to conflate them.
I love the idea of revitalization of this neighborhood. However, I worry about the racist hate control in the government in Florida right now. How many people are going to feel welcome? How many businesses are going to pack up and leave because people are being targeted? How many farms are going to collapse because there are immigrants together the crops. All these play a key role and revalization and livable spaces. We have to start with the government to build a welcoming environment for everyone
Bathroom buddies 😂
What a great video to highlight our efforts and passion for Jville. You are a star!!!
Well done! Jax is on the rise!
Thank you. Yes it is!
Love it! I worked downtown for 25+ years and saw firsthand how things disintegrated. It is really, really exciting to see the transformation finally happening- both big and small!!
Super exciting!