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Closed Stein Marts Finding New Tenants The Mathis Report: AC by Marriott THURSDAY hotel still in works at Town Center July 8, 2021 PAGE 3 jaxdailyrecord.com • 35 cents PUBLIC LEGAL NOTICES BEGIN ON JACKSONVILLE PAGE 1B Daily Record COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE Plan for JACKSONVILLE Downtown CLOSED STEIN MARTS Four Seasons Daily Recordtakes step FINDING NEW TENANTS The legislation for a $114 million incentives package could go to JACKSONVILLE City Council in August. BY MIKE MENDENHALL STAFF WRITER The Downtown Investment Authority will likely file legisla- Daily Recordtion with City Council in August for a $114 million incentives pack- age for Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shad Khan’s plan to build a Four JACKSONVILLE Seasons hotel on the riverfront south of TIAA Bank Field. The DIA board voted 8-0 on July 7 to support the deal with Khan development company Iguana Investments Florida LLC for the estimated $321 million project. It Daily Recordalso includes an office building and rebuilt public marina. After the vote, Jaguars Presi- dent Mark Lamping told report- ers if the deal gets through Coun- cil, “there’s no doubt we’ll have a Four Seasons in Jacksonville.” Khan agreed to a minimum $301,057,548 private investment in the 176-room Four Seasons hotel with 25 for-sale luxury condomin- iums and a 157,027-square-foot, six-story Class-A office building. The taxpayer contributions include a 20-year, 75% Recap- ture Enhanced Value Grant up to $47,683,955; a $25,834,887 proj- File image ect completion grant; and a 4.77- The closed Stein Mart at 13475 Atlantic Blvd. in Harbour Village will become a Crunch Fitness. acre portion of the former Kids Kampus park parcel appraised by the DIA at $12,466,772. Crunch Fitness is BY KAREN BRUNE MATHIS Plans surfaced for the closed Stein Mart The DIA board’s vote also issued EDITOR at 13475 Atlantic Blvd. in Harbour Village to a 30-day notice of deposition for taking the Harbour become Crunch Fitness, and the vacant store the Kids Kampus land — the pro- Village location hen bankrupt Stein Mart Inc. in Point Meadows is slated for lease to Bailey’s posed hotel site. closed its stores in October, Health & Fitness. DIA CEO Lori Boyer said she will and Bailey’s Health real estate brokers predicted Landlord Sleiman Enterprises COO Michael file a bill with Council if the disposi- the six Jacksonville spaces McNaughton said July 5 that the 32,000-square- tion does not produce other cred- & Fitness will lease would be attractive to retail- foot Point Meadows location at 10915 Baymead- ible offers for the property. the Baymeadows ers that include gyms, super- ows Road has been leased to Bailey’s. Wmarkets, furniture stores and other shopping McNaughton said Sleiman looked forward to MMENDENHALL@ Road store. uses. JAXDAILYRECORD.COM They are starting to land tenants. SEE STEIN MART, PAGE 4 (904) 356-2466 THE BASCH REPORT CSX faces more scrutiny on Pan Am Railways deal Plus: Foley, Martire to acquire tech firm. PAGE 6 VOLUME 108, NO. 164 • TWO SECTIONS JaxDailyRecord.com2 JACKSONVILLE DAILY RECORD / JACKSONVILLE RECORD & OBSERVER | THURSDAY, JULYJACKSONVILLE 8, 2021 DAILY RECORD / JACKSONVILLE RECORD & OBSERVER | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBERJaxDailyRecord.com 19, 2020 1 Big news doesn’t break just on Thursday. Here’s a look at some of the top stories published over the past week online at JaxDailyRecord.com and in the Jacksonville Daily Record that you may have missed. JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE Daily Record Daily Record HOW TO REACH US HOW TO REACHJACK USSONVILLE 121 W. Forsyth St., Suite 150, Jacksonville, FL, 32202 121 W. 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