LaVilla’s master development plan

January 1, 2019| Bo | Uncategorized 0

According to the article by Allison Colburn – Reporter – Real Estate & Economic Development, Jacksonville Business Journal, Downtown Investment Authority pursue five key projects to encourage the area’s economic growth and opportunities:two multifamily developments, creating a walking trail through the neighborhood, increasing transportation options for cyclists and creating a program to help develop infill townhomes on city-owned properties.

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