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When it comes to on the 17th and 18th Many are equally concerned about the many diseases that can be transferred, main- good wholesome holes, he edged Zach ly HIV/AIDS. A recent story in Essence Magazine told of a university student who family entertain- Johnson by one stroke for knew he was HIV positive but had unprotected sex with several female students ment in the city, his fifth Chevron World without telling them of his medical condition. Florida also has a high HIV/AIDS Jacksonville Giants Challenge title, his first population among African Americans with a high percentage of Black women dying games are the place win in more than two from the disease. to be! With contests years. like “Dance For Lwfig"Crrtqxgu"&322"oknnkqp Rcno"Vgttceg"Crctvogpvu"Tg/ Your Dinner” and the “$10,000 half ncyuwkv"cickpuv"Dg{qpeg oqfgngf"cpf"Tg/qrgpgf"htqo court shot” Giants A judge approved a $100 million Photo: Sandy Neal Fcpigtqwu"vq"Ftgco{ games are fun for lawsuit against Beyonce in which all! 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Their opponent in the sea- "This funding is a win-win for those using public tran- were actually over 122 homicides in Jacksonville that son opener, the Gulf Coast Flash, presented a formida- sit in the city of Jacksonville, and will also increase the year. That was then. Now the lights that are flashing ble challenge. 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    Ground Lease | 0 LaVilla Center Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32204 Transit-Oriented Development Opportunity Site LaVilla Neighborhood Property Summary Colliers • 1.5± AC | Parcel number 074860-0100 • Other surrounding parcels primarily 76 S. Laura Street owned by the City of Jacksonville and W. Wade Powers • Zoning PBF-1; public buildings and Suite 1500 FDOT. Total 40± acres of redevelopable Senior Director Government uses Jacksonville, FL 32202 land +1 904 861 1155 colliers.com/jacksonville • Property available for redevelopment [email protected] adjacent to Jacksonville Regional • Located within Northside West TIF Transportation Center JRTC Website District and Northbank CRA, and is listed as a catalytic redevelopment project in • LaVilla Redevelopment Strategy the DIA’s BID and CRA Plan Robert W. Selton, III proposed mixed use development for Senior Executive Director the subject. +1 904 861 1111 [email protected] 7684 Demographics Residential Demographics Within 1 Mile Population 6,455 Median Age 47 Households 3,233 Avg. HH Size 1.76 Avg. HH Income $46,954 Site Residential Demographics Within 1/2 Mile Population 1,429 Headquarters Median Age 47 Households 599 Avg. HH Size 1.9 0.25 Miles Avg. HH Income $59,661 CBD Business Demographics 1/4 Mile 1/2 Mile Total Businesses 61 379 Total Employees 1,272 7,994 0.5 Miles Business by type 1/4 Mile 1/2 Mile Retail 4 30 Hotels/Lodging 0 2 Health Service 2 12 Ground Lease | 0 LaVilla Center Dr., Jacksonville, FL 32204 7684 DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN RIVERSIDE W FORSYTH AADT 7,300 W ADAMS ST SITE