Joe Lister, Jacksonville Daily Record, Jacksonville | June 9, 2026
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. –
The city of Jacksonville can move forward with obtaining property for the development of the Emerald Trail, with City Council still retaining some approval power if eminent domain is needed.
Council voted 13-1 to approve Ordinance 2026-0327, which would allow the city to purchase 16 parcels of land for $12.59 million.
Source: Jacksonville Daily Record
Matt Geiger | Business Den
Published: June 8, 2026
The $80 million building will have 176 income-restricted units
Source: Business Den
What Auraria Campus leaders call the largest workforce housing development in the state is planned to be built on the edge of downtown Denver and open by 2028.
The planned building will be seven stories, six of which will be housing, with the ground floor serving as a new home for the Auraria Campus’ Early Learning Center, an on-site child care facility.
It’s part of making the Auraria Campus, 150 acres serving three institutions of higher education in the heart of Denver, an element in the city’s recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic and economic future, officials say.
Source: Denver Business Journal
