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The Four Seasons hotel at the Shipyards.
The Jaguars unveil a $441 million proposal that includes a new Four Seasons hotel, football performance center, office building and renovated marina.
SHIPYARDS, FOOTBALL PERFORMANCE CENTER PROPOSALS The football performance center next to TIAA Bank Field.
BY MIKE MENDENHALL STAFF WRITER
After the Jacksonville Jaguars leadership released its latest plan June 3 to build the Four Seasons Hotel and Residences at the Shipyards and a city-owned football performance center near TIAA Bank Field, team owner Shad Khan told city officials and reporters “we must expect better from Downtown.” “My goal for Downtown Jacksonville is to be the envy of cities in the U.S. and elsewhere and amaze ourselves in the process,” Khan said at the announcement at TIAA Bank Field. “We can reach that goal. In fact, we must.” Khan, Jaguars President Mark Lamping and the team’s affiliated real estate development entity of Iguana Investments Florida LLC announced a $441 million Shipyards and football performance
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Football performance center: The practice facility would include 125,000 square feet of space including locker rooms and team offices.
Four Seasons Hotel: The hotel would comprise 176 rooms and 25 residential units.
Phase 1 office building: A sixfloor office building including 116,000 square feet of leasable space and 16,000 square feet of retail.
Marina: The city-owned marina would be renovated and modernized, and a 5,500-square-foot support building added.
Phase 2 medical facility: Baptist Health/ Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute is planning a 42,000-square-foot orthopedic sports medicine complex.
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TIAA Bank laying off 48 more Jacksonville workers For the third time in less than six months, TIAA Bank filed a notice saying it is laying off employees as it exits the mortgage business. The latest notice filed May 28 under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act said the Jacksonville-based bank is laying off an additional 48 workers. A TIAA notice in December said it was cutting 59 jobs and an April notice said it was eliminating 90 positions. The April notice said PNC National Bank is offering jobs to more than 200 TIAA employees as it takes over the home lending operations, but some workers are permanently losing their jobs.
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