<h1>SPRINGFIELD and EASTSIDE</h1>
35. 348 East Third Street
Take 2 LLC is in the process of renovating a mixed use building at the intersection of 3rd & Walnut. The long abandoned 7,945-square-feet building was built in 1919.
TAKE-2's first PLACE: The Historic Springfield neighborhood near downtown Jacksonville, FL is perfectly suited for a take-2. Our place - constructed in 1913 - anchors the corner of East 3rd Street and Walnut. The 2-story, 7,500 square-foot building has been mostly vacant for the past 20 years. Using the skilled and willing labor available through local recovery/reentry centers, this relevant piece of history is taking on new life.
For more information: https://www.take2jax.com/contact
36. 1101 North Main Street
1st & Main is in the process of being converted into a venue that will incorporate food, drinks and entertainment. Space is now available for lease.
For more information: https://www.moderncities.com/article/2016-nov-project-to-give-springfields-1st-main-a-makeover
37. Pediatric Associates
Pediatric Associates will be opening a new medical office at 1714 North Main Street.
38. Dancy Terrace
Save Dancey LLC. plans to restore Dancy Terrace’s 24 historic bungalow houses. Dancy Terrace is located just east of Main Street between 9th and 10th Streets.
39. C.B. Dailey Villas (Eastside)
Construction nears completion on a 24-unit apartment building near the intersection of A. Philip Randolph Boulevard and 1st Street. The 3-story structure is being developed by Wealth Watchers, Inc., a Jacksonville-based non-profit.
For more information: https://jacksonville.com/news/metro/2014-12-15/story/new-apartments-east-jacksonville-will-be-named-honor-civil-rights-leader
40. Lower Eastside Drainage Improvements
The City of Jacksonville is in the process of investing $6.8 million to improve the drainage infrastructure in the Lower Eastside. This project will facilitate planned redevelopment and infill along the A. Philip Randolph corridor, just north of the Sports Complex.
For more information: https://floridapolitics.com/archives/229078-lisc-unveils-ambitious-redevelopment-plan-jacksonvilles-eastside
41. Flour & Fig Bakehouse
Popular culinary proprietors Kurt and Allison D’Aurizio have signed a lease and will soon begin the buildout of Flour & Fig Bakehouse in the Historic Springfield neighborhood at 1715 Main Street. The 1,900 square foot space will have approximately 100 indoor and outdoor seats in a warm, casual atmosphere accentuated by exposed brick and creative lighting.
For more information: https://www.moderncities.com/article/2017-jun-fig-flour-bakehouse-coming-to-springfield
42. Southwest Quadrant of 7th & Market Streets
TerraWise Homes is in the process of constructing nine new single family residences at the intersection of 7th and Market Streets.
43. Springfield Restorations and New Construction
Every week, it appears that more restoration and residential infill projects are getting underway in Springfield.
