During the 20 years following the creation of the country's first enclosed regional mall in 1956, so many were built in Florida that they started to cannibalize each other. Here's a walk down memory lane at ten once popular enclosed malls around the state that don't exist anymore. Read More
A long blighted retention pond serving as the gateway to Brooklyn from Interstates 95 and 10 will soon disappear, as Florida Blue moves forward with its plans for a new parking garage. Read More
A video by a downtown business owner shows that holes have opened up on the Northbank Riverwalk in front of the Jacksonville Landing, which the city is preparing for demolition. Read More
The vibrancy of cities comes in all shapes and sizes. Many believe that what works in internationally known cosmopolitan settings may not be applicable for cities in America that have struggled with embracing walkability. If we look hard enough, we may realize that this type of view should be challenged. Despite the diversity around the globe, all lively cities, downtowns and urban cores have something in common: being pedestrian friendly. Read More
