East San Marco Breaks Ground

Started by Metro Jacksonville, August 08, 2007, 12:29:49 PM

reednavy

The most likely buyers for this development wouldn't be people with kids anyways.
Jacksonville: We're not vertically challenged, just horizontally gifted!

Coolyfett

Quote from: Ocklawaha on August 09, 2008, 11:40:17 AM
DARN, and I just signed a year lease! UGH!

Just add streetcar and watch it bloom, I'm telling you, this city is a development bomb about to go SKY HIGH!

If East San Marco and Jackson Square, the new Baptist, the new Crown Parking garage and the new Kings Avenue Station don't convince you. "Your lights are on but your house is missing...."


OCKLAWAHA

Looking at the google map. I see the King Ave Station extension could easily connect both San Marco Square, East San Marco & then to Jackson Square. What is FEC Park??
Mike Hogan Destruction Eruption!

thelakelander

FEC is a pretty large park that has not been developed.  If the River Oaks crossing were closed, its possible that the city could get a couple of thousand dollars to put something like a playground or picnic pavilion there.  With a little thought, FEC Park could become a decent urban destination in its own right.
"A man who views the world the same at 50 as he did at 20 has wasted 30 years of his life." - Muhammad Ali

JeffreyS

Quote from: christiesbarker on October 10, 2008, 02:30:31 AM
PLEASE NO MORE RESIDENTAL BUILDINGS!!! It is cool about the Publix thing and some nice new retail places... but apartments or condos bring more kids and Hendricks Ave Elem cannot handle anymore children. It seems like this was not considered at all.
Spring park has plenty of room.  Schools can be adjusted easily this is no real problem.
Lenny Smash

reednavy

I noticed passing through this weekend that all the property for East San Marco, the buildings still there, have all closed and now have fencing around them. So, expect some extensive demo in San Marco over the next few weeks I'm sure.
Jacksonville: We're not vertically challenged, just horizontally gifted!

ProjectMaximus

is this project still a possibility as proposed?

copperfiend

Quote from: christiesbarker on October 10, 2008, 02:30:31 AM
PLEASE NO MORE RESIDENTAL BUILDINGS!!! It is cool about the Publix thing and some nice new retail places... but apartments or condos bring more kids and Hendricks Ave Elem cannot handle anymore children. It seems like this was not considered at all.

This is a funny statement. Condos and apartments bring kids? More like retirees and young professionals.

Sigma

Quote from: ProjectMaximus on November 24, 2009, 08:05:31 PM
is this project still a possibility as proposed?

Yes.  However, the project will not move forward until the residential housing market improves.
"The learned Fool writes his Nonsense in better Language than the unlearned; but still 'tis Nonsense."  --Ben Franklin 1754

ProjectMaximus

Quote from: Sigma on November 24, 2009, 08:33:16 PM
Quote from: ProjectMaximus on November 24, 2009, 08:05:31 PM
is this project still a possibility as proposed?

Yes.  However, the project will not move forward until the residential housing market improves.

K. That's all I was hoping. Of course it's too early to speculate when that might be, right? One year? 2 years? 5 years?