Building Up Jax: Publix to anchor Crossings at Wildlight
Building Up Jax is a weekly article series, posted each Saturday morning, that provides you with the latest updates on development and construction in the greater Jacksonville area.
Publix to anchor Crossings at Wildlight
Wildlight has officially landed its biggest retail tenant yet: Publix.
The Nassau County master-planned community announced this past week that Publix will anchor Crossings at Wildlight, a new 90,000-square-foot retail center at A1A and William Burgess Blvd. to be developed by Sleiman Enterprises. The project will feature three multi-tenant retail buildings, two single- or multi-tenant buildings, and up to three outparcel buildings.
Publix will become the first grocer within Wildlight and will join other commercial tenants including Tasty’s Fresh Burgers and Fries, Firehouse Subs, Anejo Cocina Mexicana, and Cold Stone Creamery. Construction will begin on the project in March, with expected completion in spring 2022.
Updates from Nocatee
We’ve got a few items to update you on out in Nocatee this week:
CVS Pharmacy received a permit for the construction of its future location at 630 Crosswater Pkwy. within Nocatee Town Center.
Construction company Stellar announced the completion of its Flagler Health+ Village project within Nocatee. The $19 million development features 40,000 square feet of medical office space.
Sonoc Company, the development group behind Nocatee, submitted plans for Palmetto Cove, a new 61-lot single-family subdivision off of Nocatee Landing Trl.
Ember & Iron is now open within the Shoppes of St. Johns Parkway.
Amazon received a permit for the construction of a new $16 million delivery station at 5100 Inman Rd.
Tire Outlet received a permit for construction at 1215 St. Johns Pkwy.
Norikase Japanese Restaurant received a permit for build-out at 304 Ashourian Ave. within The Forum at Greenbriar.
Chase Bank submitted plans for a new 3,400-square-foot building at International Golf Pkwy. and SR-16.
Noted Projects
Cinemark and Sleiman Enterprises submitted plans for a new movie theater building within the Atlantic North shopping center.
South Jacksonville Presbyterian Church received a permit for renovations to its existing building at 2137 Hendricks Ave.
Bold City Chiropractic received a permit for build-out at 8110 Blanding Blvd.
Ring Power received a permit for the construction of a new facility at 1544 E. 8th St.
Permits were issued for the demolition of the former Doxo Fixture Co. building, as well as an adjacent structure at 128 A. Philip Randolph Blvd. The property is set to be redeveloped as a mixed-use residential complex.
Venus Fashion received a permit for $1.3 million in renovations to its existing facility at 11711 Marco Beach Dr.
JI Imeson Industrial received a permit for the construction of a new $16 million warehouse building at 10501 Cold Storage Rd.
SportClips received a permit for build-out at 9785 Crosshill Blvd.
Jersey College received a permit for build-out at 8131 Baymeadows Cir. W.
Walmart received a permit for renovations to its existing store at 11900 Atlantic Blvd.
Powerline Hardware received a permit for the construction of a new warehouse building at 7485 Fullerton St.
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