Jacksonville Daily Record 12/13/21

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MONDAY December 13, 2021

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DEVELOPMENT

UNF takes control of 190 acres donated by Skinners

Parkway Place at Durbin to start Daily Record third-phase construction in 2022 JACKSONVILLE

The city was managing the vacant land through the Duval County Research and Development Authority.

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BY MAX MARBUT ASSOCIATE EDITOR

Mini Bar Donuts & Coffee, Tijuana Flats Tex-Mex and Anejo Cocina Mexicana. The Mini Bar Donuts & Coffee and Planet Smoothie will have drive-thru access. Anejo Cocina Mexicana will be a standalone restaurant. Kasper architects + associates is designing and Urban Partners Construction is building the center. Tenants in the first two phases include Circle K, Goodwill, Pearle Vision, DEP

The University of North Florida announced Dec. 10 it received a donation of about 190 acres for campus expansion and use. The A.C. Skinner family donated the land decades ago to the Duval County Research and Development Authority, an independent authority of the city of Jacksonville, which managed the land for the benefit of UNF. The authority is conveying the property to the UNF Foundation. UNF said the property, comprising 11 vacant parcels, is valued at $21.5 million. “The University is extremely grateful and appreciative of this gift of land from both the Skinner family and the Duval County Research and Development Authority that will benefit our community and students for generations to come,” UNF interim President Pamela Chally said in a news release. “This donation represents a strategic investment in UNF’s future that will allow the University to continue to expand our footprint within Jacksonville and provide additional academic resources and amenities to the community,” she said. The parcels form a portion of the First Coast Technology Park, fronting on First Coast Tech Parkway or Kernan Boulevard north of Butler Boulevard. Potential uses include academic support and enrichment, research, athletics, faculty and student life, residential, maintenance and auxiliary facilities, the release said.

SEE PARKWAY PLACE, PAGE 2

SEE UNF, PAGE 2

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Parkway Place at Durbin is planned at Race Track Road and St. Johns Parkway, off Interstate 95.

Five restaurants have signed leases to occupy the new shopping center in Northern St. Johns County. BY DAN MACDONALD STAFF WRITER

Construction is expected to start next year on a 15,700-square-foot multitenant shopping center, called Parkway Place at Durbin, in Northern St. Johns County. It will be at Race Track Road and St. Johns Parkway, off Interstate 95. Franklin Street and Corner Lot Development Group are working jointly on the project. “Phase 3 of Corner Lot Development Group’s Parkway Place at Durbin development is complementary to the overall retail growth in the Durbin Park commercial corridor,” Ricky Ostrofsky, Franklin Street director of retail landlord services, said in a release.

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Restaurants planned at Parkway Place at Durbin include Mini Bar Donuts & Coffee, Tsaocaa Tea, Tijuana Flats Tex-Mex, Planet Smoothie and Anejo Cocina Mexicana

“The growth of the area and its strategic location to I-95 provides tenants with a large customer base for these concepts,” he said. Several tenants that Ostrofsky signed leases include The Mini Bar Donuts & Coffee, Tijuana Flats Tex-Mex, Planet Smoothie, Tsaocaa Tea and Anejo Cocina Mexicana. Outdoor dining will be available at The

Brookwood Forest Apartments sold for $40 million A Connecticut company purchased Brookwood Forest Apartments on Nov. 15 for just more than $40 million. The community, at 1250 Brookwood Forest Blvd., is between Monument and Lone Star roads about a half-mile east of Interstate 295. Brookwood Forest Partners LTD of Maitland sold the apartments to Starwood Capital Group Global of Greenwich, Connecticut, for $40,097,447. Brookwood Forest comprises 166 units in nine buildings on 10.4 acres. The per-unit sale price is $241,551.

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