Jacksonville University College of Law is relocating Downtown

[thelakelander]

Just 15 months after the first cohort of students began taking classes, the Jacksonville University College of Law is preparing to move out of VyStar Tower and into a larger Downtown campus.

The law school's space in the five-story Building 100 at the corner of Hogan and Forsyth streets that is connected to the 10-story historic 121 Atlantic Place across the street from the Bank of America Tower. 

The new multilevel campus was previously occupied by the Jacksonville Transportation Authority's administrative offices until it moved to the Regional Transportation Center in LaVilla in 2020.

The project scope includes part of the first floor and the entire second, third and fourth floors, totaling 47,355 square feet, about triple JU's space on the 18th floor at VyStar Tower.

Full article: jaxdailyrecord.com/news/2023/nov/22/jacksonville-university-college-of-law-is-on-the-move/

[Steve]

Answers that question - was curious where they were going.

Tough that Workscapes is leaving the core though. I mean I don't think they got much foot traffic and it's not like they're moving to Town Center or something like that. Plus as JU's law school grows it's nice they're growing in the core. Glad to have them downtown.

[heights unknown]

At least they're not moving OUT of downtown to say...the suburbs.