Jacksonville, UF advance plans for downtown graduate campus
Jacksonville, UF advance plans for downtown graduate campus

Jacksonville, UF advance plans for downtown graduate campus

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The City of Jacksonville is advancing plans for a new University of Florida graduate campus in downtown, providing 23 buildable acres in the LaVilla neighborhood. Classes are set to begin in August 2025, with the main campus launch expected in 2026. The plans involve the redevelopment of several key sites, including the historic train station and the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center, which will remain operational for at least five years. The project will go through the Downtown Investment Authority process, with a board vote scheduled for February 19. Additionally, Gateway Jax plans to construct a 17-story tower at Riverfront Plaza as part of this initiative. This collaboration aims to enhance the downtown area, fostering a vibrant community for learning and living.

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