A First Look Inside The Strand
The Strand (http://www.thestrandsouthbank.com), one of several newly constructed condo towers on the Southbank, is nearing completion. Take a first look inside and enjoy the views.
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The only word that comes to mind is WOW!!!!
The Peninsula should look even better and the VU better yet.
WOW!
How is San Marco Place coming along? When will that be fully completed? It will be nice to have two finished highrises on the Southbank, with more to come....
People are already living in San Marco Place. It still isnt fully completed though.
the actual condos look dull. like a hotel room. granted, you can change things up with paint, but there isn't crown molding, and the layout is so freaking basic.
I wouldn't mind investing in one to use as a rental property or something. They look good w/ a great location.
Now that's Jacksonville living!
I agree with Adam B, the actual units look like any crappy apartment complex or hotel room. I was pretty impressed until I got to those pictures...
Granted, the layout of the units is "simplistic". In my opinion, it's "simply beautiful". Every owner will add their own personal creativity to their home. I think the original layout makes it easy to envision your own touches, yet still see a very raw beauty in the place even without anything added!
While the lobby looks impressive, the actual units inside this place look like 1980s-style slums with modern upgrades and a really nice view.
Also, that glass table surrounded by odd-looking barstools looks like it will never be used. I doubt anyone could be comfortable at that table for more than 5 minutes.
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That lobby is huge and looks fantastic.
The views look awesome.
I'm not worried by the layouts because you can never really grasp the functionality of a condo from a photo. It has to be seen in person. I have to get up there to take a look.
I can't wait to get out of this garden apartment. It will be great to be able to live on the river. I can't wait.
How could I go about renting one of these apartments? Looks great!
Any MJ'er or forum reader on here living at the Strand or Penninsula that would allow me to take some pictures of Downtown from the balcony? I've never been in either building. Noticed the pool table. Anyone think they have game?
I'll treat you at Robert's Eatery.
I've always loved the location. I believe the place was also permitted for a 50 slip marina.
My sister lives there. I'll see if I can get a key from her within the next few days. I've always liked the Strand/Peninsula. The only thing I don't like about it is there's not much walkability once you leave the place. Typical: hop in your car and go somewhere type.
Thanks Ben. Hey, would you like to kayak under the TU or the Duval county courthouse?
I know I Khan Make that Happen.
Quote from: Noone on May 02, 2012, 07:47:18 AM
Thanks Ben. Hey, would you like to kayak under the TU or the Duval county courthouse?
I know I Khan Make that Happen.
I've kayaked around there many times after I saw a few picture threads of you guys doing the same. Haven't had a chance to do it in awhile. I plan on doing it again soon.
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The Strand is located at 1401 Riverplace Blvd.
The Strand sells for $64.6M
Thursday, July 14, 10:04 AM EDT
By Mark Basch, Contributing Writer
A Winter Park investment company bought The Strand, a 28-story apartment building on the Southbank, for $64.6 million, according to a deed filed Wednesday in Duval County Circuit Court.
A corporation affiliated with the Delorenzo Group in Winter Park bought the property from a corporation affiliated with Crescent Heights Inc., a multifamily development company with its East Coast headquarters in Miami.
Crescent Heights bought The Strand in 2013 for $53.3 million. The apartment tower at 1401 Riverplace Blvd. opened in 2007.
http://www.jaxdailyrecord.com/showstory.php?Story_id=547943
(http://www.jaxdailyrecord.com/showstory.php?Story_id=547943)
That thing appreciated $11 million in less than 3 years? Damn, Daniel.
Anyone know what it cost to build?