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JACKSONVILLE Record & Observer 2,000-acre THE STEIN MART BANKRUPTCY JACKSONVILLE commerce center near Record & ObservJIA planneder The JAA wants to rezone HOW IT ALL ENDED the property to include JACKSONVILLE hotel, commercial, flex industrial and specialty entertainment uses. Record & ObservBY KATIE GARWOODer STAFF WRITER

The Jacksonville Aviation Authority is seeking City Coun- cil approval to rezone more than JACKSONVILLE 2,000 acres near Jacksonville International Airport for a two- phase, mixed-use development called JAX Commerce Center. The property is at northwest ReCEO D. Huntco Hawkinsrd shares & ObservInterstate 95er and I-295. One area of the development, called JAX Commerce Center insight into the fall of the North on the master plan, is at Pecan Park Road and Interna- tional Airport Boulevard. The Jacksonville-based retailer. other area, JAX Commerce Center South, is south of it, along Inter- national Airport Boulevard north of I-295. JAA wants to rezone the 2,014 acres for a planned unit develop- ment to include commercial, flex industrial, hotel and specialty entertainment. The goal would be to eventually lease the land to developers, who could only build in accordance with the zoning. Photo by Karen Brune Mathis Those developments would Stein Mart CEO D. Hunt Hawkins shows what’s left in the office lobby at the bankrupt company’s headquarters on the Downtown Southbank at 1200 need to be compatible with the Riverplace Blvd. “That was a difficult day, getting my personal belongings out of here,” he said. His office furniture was sold in the liquidation. nearby airport, meaning they wouldn’t draw heavy traffic to the area. BY KAREN BRUNE MATHIS Bankruptcy Court, and time to leave the in this office a long time.” “The JAA is not going to be EDITOR Downtown Southbank headquarters at He’s been there 26 years. developing any nonaeronautical 1200 Riverplace Blvd. The sign was off the Southbank build- properties on our property,” said . Hunt Hawkins spent his last full Hawkins, as CEO of the Jacksonville- ing. Liquidators were down to the “Last JAA Director of External Affairs day in his 10th-floor office at the based off-price fashion and home-goods 9 days!” of selling the remaining HQ fur- Michael Stewart. “This is an former Stein Mart Inc. building retailer, already had removed his personal niture and fixtures. effort to make it a little easier in dressed casually and waiting for belongings. A backpack and coffee cup A handful of executives and IT special- the process when development his office furniture to be moved remained, along with other miscellany. ists prepared to move to a Baymeadows will start to take place.” out. “Mine’s all gone,” Hawkins said. “That satellite office as they wrapped up busi- According to the PUD writ- DIt was Nov. 13, three months and a day was a difficult day, getting my personal after Stein Mart’s Chapter 11 filing in U.S. belongings out of here, because I’ve been SEE HAWKINS, PAGE 6 SEE AIRPORT, PAGE 8

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BBVA has 43 Florida offices, two stations in Atlanta and our including 24 in the Jacksonville strong CBS affiliate in Macon, THE BASCH REPORT market, making it the fourth- and the spending has already largest bank in the Northeast begun,” he said. Florida market. Lougee did not mention PNC has an office in Jack- Tegna’s two Jacksonville sta- sonville but no bank branches. tions, WTLV TV-12 and WJXX It has 170 branches in Central TV-25. With Southeast Georgia and South Florida, with the included in the Jacksonville nearest to Jacksonville in Palm television market, ads for the Coast and Gainesville. Georgia runoffs already are MARK BASCH PNC said the merger will appearing on local stations. CONTRIBUTING WRITER make it the fifth largest U.S. Lougee said Tegna took in bank with $564 billion in assets $395 million in political ad rev- A railroad executive and 2,844 branches. enue this year through Election says a second wave of BBVA, owned by Spain- Day, which was 70% higher based Banco Bilbao Vizcaya than the 2018 election season. the pandemic in the Argentaria, S.A., changed its That big increase is par- Midwest is affecting U.S. brand name from BBVA tially due to acquisitions that Compass to just BBVA last increased Tegna’s station count operations. File image year. It had been using the old to 63, from 47 during the 2018 CSX Vice President of Sales and Marketing Mark Wallace said lessons name since acquiring Compass election season. After the initial COVID-19 the company learned during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic Bancshares Inc. in 2007. Lougee did not want to make outbreak slowed freight traffic are helping it now. any predictions for the addi- in the spring, CSX Corp. has Landstar CFO tional spending from Georgia. seen increased business on “We don’t have, frankly, a its rail lines as the economy also learned lessons about tracking the furthest above our Kevin Stout leaves good answer other than we recovers. communicating with custom- estimates, we can see a sce- Landstar System Inc. said know it will be very, very large However, the recent spike ers during the crisis. nario whereby investors start in a Securities and Exchange for obvious reasons,” he said. in COVID cases in the U.S. is “The way we’re working to re-consider the growth nar- Commission filing that Chief The other public company affecting operations, Execu- with our customers is impres- rative – setting the stock up for Financial Officer Kevin Stout operating Jacksonville televi- tive Vice President of Sales and sive, and I think that gives us a continued relative outperfor- stepped down as chief financial sion stations, Graham Hold- Marketing Mark Wallace said lot of confidence,” he said. mance as we head into 2021,” officer Nov. 2. ings Co., said third-quarter last week. The communication includ- she said. Stout was promoted to CFO revenue from its broadcasting “We’re dealing with sort ed “sitting down with our at the end of division rose 16% to $133.8 of, I don’t know if you call it a customers and showing them PNC seeks national 2014, when million, helped by a $24.8 mil- second wave, but more cases that we didn’t drop the ball. In then-Chief lion increase in political ads. popping up and that’s affect- some cases, we had some dif- footprint with Financial Graham operates seven ing our employee population,” ficult times but that was to be BBVA acquisition Officer James television stations, including Wallace said expected,” he said. PNC Financial Services Gattoni was WJXT TV-4 and WCWJ TV-17 at an investor Wallace said recent news Group Inc.’s $11.6 billion agree- promoted to in Jacksonville. conference about COVID vaccines has him ment to buy BBVA USA Banc- CEO. presented by optimistic about improving shares Inc. is part of a plan to The Gattoni Duos Technologies Robert W. conditions in 2021. create a national footprint for Jacksonville- Baird. “The news is great news for the Pittsburgh-based banking based trucking company did reports $2.7M loss “We’re us and for everybody else,” he company, PNC officials said not give a reason for Stout’s Duos Technologies Group Inc. seeing a lot of said. Nov. 16. departure as an executive reported a third-quarter loss last cases around Wallace “We think, hopefully into “Starting with the RBC officer. Landstar said Stout will week and sharply cut its revenue the network, the new year, things start to acquisition that established serve as a special adviser to the forecast for the year. specifically right now in the settle down a little bit. We can our presence in the South- CEO until December 2021. The Jacksonville-based Midwest. We’ve seen some get back to normal railroading east, we’ve been consistently Gattoni will serve as princi- provider of intelligent security hot spots of employees that here, but we’re continuing to focused on expanding into pal financial officer of Landstar analytical technology lost $2.7 are having to go out because watch the situation.” new markets with the ultimate until a successor is named. million, or 77 cents a share, in they’ve got the disease, and so strategic objective of building a the quarter with revenue fall- we’re dealing with it,” he said. Analyst says CSX national franchise,” PNC Chief Georgia Senate ing 42% to $1.28 million. Jacksonville-based CSX’s rail Executive Bill Demchak said in At the beginning of the year, network operates throughout a ‘Top Rail Pick’ a conference call with analysts. runoff ads boost Duos was projecting revenue the Eastern half of the U.S. Credit Suisse analyst Allison PNC acquired the U.S. bank- TV station revenue to grow from $13.6 million in Wallace said CSX learned Landry on Nov. 16 named CSX ing operations of Royal Bank of Political advertising reached 2019 to $20 million this year. valuable lessons during the as her “Top Rail Pick,” citing Canada in 2012, giving it about record levels this year for With some projects delayed, first wave of the pandemic in the success of its precision 400 branches in six Southeast- Tegna Inc., and it’s a gift for Duos said in a news release the spring that are helping the scheduled railroading initiative ern states. the television station operator it now is expecting revenue company deal with a resur- on improving operations. “BBVA is going to super- that keeps on giving. between $7.5 million and $8 gence of the virus. “The prevailing view for charge these national expan- “As you may have heard, million for 2020. “We dispatched a lot of PPE the last year has been that the sion efforts with its highly we’re not done” with political “Although uncertainties across the network to ensure PSR cost-cutting efforts have attractive and complementary ads, Tegna CEO David Lougee continue in the macro eco- that those employees who largely begun to bottom out,” franchise,” Demchak said. said last week in the company’s nomic climate, management remained and were working Landry said in a research note. PNC has about 2,200 branch- quarterly conference call with believes that 2021 will yield were safe,” he said. “But considering that CSX es, most in a region between analysts, according to a tran- a much stronger financial “They masked. They had is the furthest along of its U.S. Chicago and New York. Acquir- script posted by the company. performance for revenue and the sanitizers, everything they Class I peers as far as imple- ing BBVA adds more than “We now have not one, but profitability,” it said. needed to continue working in mentation, in conjunction 600 offices in Florida, Texas, two, U.S. Senate runoff (elec- a safe manner.” with apparent share gains and Alabama, Arizona, California, tions) scheduled for early Janu- MBASCH@ Wallace said the company recent volume trends that are Colorado and New Mexico. ary in Georgia, where we have JAXDAILYRECORD.COM

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THE MATHIS REPORT THE MATHIS Jacksonville company’s third location.

The closed Retro Fitness at Harbour Village is becoming LionShare Cowork. The city is reviewing a per- mit application for First Coast Walls and Ceilings Inc. to Photos by Karen Brune Mathis build-out 17,018 square feet for LionShare Cowork operates in Pablo Station and intends to open a second location at the former Retro Fitness at 13475 Atlantic Blvd., No. 8, in the coworking space at 13475 the Harbour Village shipping center. Atlantic Blvd., No. 8, at a cost of $91,000. LionShare Cowork owner Share says on its website that it Station at Beach Boulevard and Michael Januzzi said Nov. 13 will open the flagship location atSan Pablo Road. he hopes to “designed with a ton of ameni- “We look forward to deliver- open Jan. 1. ties including spacious con- ing another next generation “COVID ference, podcast and private workspace that will continue delayed our zoom rooms, 30+ offices and a to provide our clients all the materials etc. variety of dedicated and shared comforts of working from by 3 months,” workspaces.” home, while producing a he said by It calls the space an option productive environment to get email. for freelancers and startups work done,” said Januzzi in the JAA Archi- Januzzi with flexible schedules on a February announcement about tecture is the budget. the new location. architect. Codes-ABC Inc. is It offers business addresses, He said the 11,000-square- handling code compliance. hourly meeting rooms and foot Pablo Station location, Retro Fitness closed in May packages that include work- which opened in 2017, is doing 2019. Harbour Village is at stations, offices, snacks and well. Atlantic Boulevard and San drinks. “We lost a few customers Pablo Road. Its first location is at 14333 from March-May. But by June Interior work is in review at the LionShare Cowork planned in the Har- Jacksonville-based Lion- Beach Blvd., Suite 33, in Pablo we were again full.” bour Village shopping center.

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Fire Station No. 63: The city is TownePlace Suites by Marriott and Blvd. at a cost of $690,000. Atlantic Dollar General stores. reviewing a permit application for a 52,000-square-foot, 105-room Tru North Scrubbles Express Wash LLC of construction of Fire Station No. 63 at by Hilton on 4.03 acres at northeast Tifton, Georgia, is the owner. Gate on San Pablo: The city issued 7300 Gate Parkway at a cost of $2.4 Airport and Ranch roads. Taylor & a concurrency reservation certificate million. ACON Construction Co. Inc. is White Inc. is the civil engineer. Dollar General to Nassau: The St. for Gate Petroleum Co. to develop a the contractor for the 9,390-square- Johns River Water Management 6,536-square-foot gas station and foot station on 3.77 acres. VRL RETAIL NOTES District is reviewing plans for a retail convenience store on 2.92 acres east Architects is the architect. In August, store by Concept Development Inc. along San Pablo Parkway, south of the city approved site clearing at a Scrubbles to Atlantic North: at southwest South 14th and Lime Crosswater Boulevard. It will have 20 cost of $100,000 and the foundation Scrubbles 3 Minute Express Wash will streets in Fernandina Beach in Nassau fueling positions. Prosser Inc. is the construction for $60,000. soon take shape in the Atlantic North County. The proposed 10,810-square- civil engineer. The St. Johns River shopping center. The city is reviewing foot building is planned on 1.19 acres. Water Management District issued Airport hotels: The city issued a permit applications for Scrubbles to Gillette & Associates Inc. is the civil a permit Oct. 6 for the project to concurrency reservation certificate build a car wash, pay canopy and a engineer. No retail name is identified, landowner Estuary LLC. for a 60,000-square-foot, 102-room dumpster enclosure at 11991 Atlantic but Concept Development builds

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Pepper’s to Durbin Creek Crossing: Whataburger to Oakleaf: Whataburger Pepper’s Mexican Grill wants to open a 180- filed civil engineering plans with the city for seat restaurant and cantina on the 1.3-acre a 3,198-square-foot restaurant in Oakleaf Outparcel 2 at Durbin Creek Crossing at Corner at northeast Old Middleburg Road and southwest Race Track Road and St. Johns Argyle Forest Boulevard. Kimley-Horn and Parkway in St. Johns County. ShayCore Associates Inc. is the civil engineer. is the representative. The St. Johns County Growth Management Department Popeyes to West Jacksonville: The city is reviewing the application. Colliers issued a concurrency reservation certificate International, the leasing broker, shows on for Popeyes to build a 2,107-square-foot, a marketing brochure that Pepper’s Cocina 28-seat restaurant and drive-thru on 1.89 Mexican will be on the site. The Peppers acres at southeast 103rd Street and Rockola Cocina Mexicana & Tequila Bar site shows Road in West Jacksonville. Kimley-Horn and two locations in Fernandina Beach and Associates Inc. is the civil engineer. Fleming Island.

Paradise Grills wants to take Newk’s space at Town Center

Paradise Grills wants to tion at Baymeadows Road and The city issued a permit build-out the former Newk’s Philips Highway. July 29 for Equity Builders of Eatery space at Town Center Newk’s closed last year at Florida L.L.C. to build-out Promenade. Town Center Promenade a 1,576 square feet for the shop The city is reviewing a permit little more than two years after at a cost of $228,759. application for Paradise Grills it opened. Hamlett is the Jacksonville in 4,380 square feet of space at It continues to operate three franchise owner for Houston- 4520 Town Center Parkway, No. Jacksonville locations. based Shipley Do-Nuts with 101, at a cost of $286,529. It is his wife, Tracy Hamlett, and next to Aspen Dental. Shipley targets his brother and sister-in-law, Tenant Contractors Inc. is Eddie and Kristen Jones. the contractor. Hota Design Dec. 2 opening Shipley Do-Nuts is known Studio is the architect. Shipley Do-Nuts Jackson- for its glazed yeast dough- Photo by Karen Brune Mathis Orlando-based Paradise ville tentatively expects to nuts, “and they have been a Shipley Do-Nuts is building-out space at 12667 Beach Blvd., No. 101, in Tamaya Grills calls itself the largest open the week of Dec. 2. hit wherever they have gone,” Market and tentatively expects to open the week of Dec. 2. outdoor kitchen manufacturer. “A few last minute items Hamlett said. It produces commercial happening now, but fingers The chain sells iced and barbecue grills, stainless crossed all will go as planned,” filled doughnuts; cinnamon, appliances, prebuilt outdoor said Jacksonville franchise iced nut, apple cinnamon, are made fresh daily. will love it,” Hamlett said. kitchens, fireplaces, and tiki owner Robb Hamlett by email and cream cheese rolls; donut The location needed to be on huts and island bars. Nov. 13. holes; and other pastries, such the morning side of traffic in a KMATHIS@ Its first Jacksonville location Shipley Do-Nuts is building- as apple fritters. It also sells busy area with a drive-thru. JAXDAILYRECORD.COM is at 8206 Philips Highway, out space at 12667 Beach Blvd., kolaches, and drinks like cof- “We are pretty confident @MATHISKB Unit 20, in Baymeadows Junc- No. 101, in Tamaya Market. fee, milk and juices. Pastries that the people of Jacksonville (904) 356-2466

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336629-1 345791-1 6 JACKSONVILLE DAILY RECORD / JACKSONVILLE RECORD & OBSERVER | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2020 JaxDailyRecord.com Hawkins “I would just CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 say thank you ness. Hawkins is down to two days to Jacksonville, a week, “just to help close things out.” thank you to the He wasn’t taking the desk, cre- denza and other office furniture, by the way. A buyer picked those community, thank up the next day. Stein Mart leased about half you to our loyal of the 10-story building. What’s left of the headquarters tables, chairs, lamps, artwork and other customers and furnishings is on that top execu- tive floor. our board for their The sale is open to the public 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Nov. 19 and the liq- uidator wraps up Nov. 20. support. It’s been What’s not sold stays with the building landlord. “Then we’ll abandon the offic- a great ride.” es, probably the week of Thanks- D. HUNT HAWKINS giving, but no later than the end STEIN MART CEO of the month,” Hawkins said. “The only thing required under bankruptcy is that we take the sign down, which we did.” It came down Nov. 5. Photo by Karen Brune Mathis “That was probably one of the Stein Mart CEO D. Hunt Hawkins with the cash register used in the original Stein Mart store in Greenville, saddest things, watching the sign Mississippi, during the 1940s and 1950s. Former Chairman Jay Stein and his wife, Deanie, donated it to the come down.” Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience in North Orleans. A ‘GUT-WRENCHING’ ZOOM Hawkins considered his last full They thought it might take a ment staff upon the filing. Stein Mart was not permitted to Hawkins appeared by video and day with mixed emotions. year to “come around the corner,” “It was difficult. That was the pay severance or accrued vacation Morin by audio. “The reality was, I’m almost 62 but that it was possible. hardest part. I wasn’t going to do because of the bankruptcy filing. “You could tell it was painful for years old and I was really work- Instead, what was around the it via email. I was going to talk to It was limited to helping with HR him, gut-wrenching,” she said. ing toward retirement anyway,” bend was another surge of COV- them,” he said. support and to explain unem- Cummings said the employees he said. ID-19. Stein Mart set up two Zoom ployment benefits. were in shock, having been told He hadn’t expected to be there. “When the resurgence hit Flor- meetings to tell associates “we “The lack of severance or vaca- as recently as late June that Stein In January before the pandem- ida, hit Texas, hit Arizona and had to file.” One was with the tion pay that had been accrued Mart leaders felt good about sur- ic, Stein Mart’s board had agreed California, and that’s almost 45% corporate office and the other was was a sore spot,” Hawkins said. vival. to sell the company to Kingswood of our stores, sales just plummet- with store managers and assistant As of Feb. 1, Stein Mart’s work- “Many of us had just been given Capital Management LLC and to ed and we just couldn’t keep up at managers. force comprised about 9,000 promotions,” she said. an entity managed by Chairman that point,” Hawkins said. Corporate employees heard employees, including about 350 “But the one thing about Hunt Jay Stein. He, Morin and Brown kept the first and those in the field were based at the headquarters as well is that he always seemed more “They pretty well indicated board apprised. told about a half-hour later. as the stores and three distribu- down-to-earth and friendly that I was going to be heading off They had talked with Wells Far- “I wanted them to see my face. tion centers. toward employees than any other into the sunset,” Hawkins said. go, the lead banker, and Gordon I wanted them to hear the emo- “We had somewhere around CEO I’ve worked for,” she said. Then the pandemic forced Brothers, the term loan holder. tion in my voice because it wasn’t 9,300 associates, and I feel like “Those calls that morning were nationwide shutdowns in March, “We were looking to them for a something that I was relishing in some ways we let them down,” hard for him,” she said. “The deci- which crushed retail sales. The little bit more time, and they were doing,” Hawkins said. Hawkins said. sions weren’t made lightly.” merger was called off in April. looking and going, ‘Nah, it’s not “But it also wasn’t something The store liquidation sales Stein Mart’s Chapter 11 peti- Talks resumed, unsuccessfully. going to work, guys.’” that I wasn’t going to tell them started with the filing and con- tion, filed Aug. 12 in the U.S. “You didn’t expect to go out this Hawkins said he and Brown personally.” cluded Oct. 26. Of the original Bankruptcy Court Middle Dis- way. You prepare for a lot of con- knew it. Because of Zoom’s logistics, 280 managers, about 240 – a trict of Florida, Jacksonville Divi- tingencies, you look at a lot of dif- “MaryAnne really was trying Stein Mart didn’t take questions “very loyal employee base” – still sion, outlines the reasons for the ferent things and you think you’ve desperately to make it work. It’s at those meetings. It sent out were on board when the stores decision. got everything under control and not that James and I weren’t try- questions and answers soon after, closed. Retailers, especially those sell- then suddenly a pandemic comes ing desperately to make it work, and associates could log onto an “I’m sad for them,” Hawkins ing apparel and accessories, lost and they shut you down,” he said. but you could read the cards, and internal site to ask more. said, sales and market share the past Stein Mart operated 281 stores the cards did not say it was going The company gave news releas- “But as I told everybody, you several years to e-commerce in 30 states, with most locations to work,” Hawkins said. es and information to distribution can’t look at anything you did that retailers. in the South and the Sunbelt. “The cash flow indicated we and store managers to share with caused this. Our people, every- That drove down profits. The stores closed at the end of would need more help from our their associates. body from MaryAnne to every- From 2016 through August, business March 18 and started lenders or other third party.” “The HR staff has been fabu- body in the stores, did everything Stein Mart’s sales declined and reopening in April. Stein Mart sent Worker Adjust- lous. They have answered more right,” he said. the company faced “the difficult “The vendor community, once ment and Retraining Notification questions and provided more “It’s just when you get shut task of growing sales while sig- we reopened, they were work- Act notices for the headquarters unemployment documents, pro- down from a pandemic it becomes nificantly reducing expenses in a ing with us pretty well,” Hawkins and the Atlanta distribution facil- vided more letters for landlords incredibly difficult,” he said. “It’s difficult retail environment,” said said. ity late Aug. 11 about impending and all the things that have to go nothing to hang their head about.” the filing. He, Stein Mart President Mary- layoffs. on to help folks get on with their Advertising Manager Melissa Stein Mart listed assets of Anne Morin and Chief Financial The company filed for bank- lives, and give them as much help Cummings, who was with Stein almost $723.5 million and liabili- Officer James Brown were opti- ruptcy protection the next day. as we could possibly give them,” Mart for almost seven years, was ties of $770.5 million in the bank- mistic they would pull through. Hawkins spoke to the manage- Hawkins said. in the main Zoom meeting, where ruptcy filing.

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The pandemic then sealed the president of human resources. to 12- and 14-hour sales that offer in-store pickup and ship- navigated its way through the deal. Stein Mart lost $66 million “I was always part of that five required advertising and other from-store. complicated process,” Sisisky in the quarter that ended in May. or six folks that was able to help “margin-erosive” actions. Stein Mart’s targeted customer said in an emailed statement. Stein Mart received a $10 mil- form strategies of the company,” “That kind of took the custom- was a style- and value-conscious “Despite all the challenges, lion loan June 30 from the federal he said. “That was fun.” er’s eye off the fact that we were woman age 45-65, and that was Hunt managed the myriad of Paycheck Protection Program for When he arrived, Stein Mart really off-price,” he said. being driven lower. different interests with care and payroll and rent and is applying had 68 stores, on its way to 293 at Morin “was astonished” that Morin focused on more modern concern for all impacted by the for loan forgiveness. the peak in 2017. about 70% of the products moved and contemporary inventory, and proceedings.” Some employees privately say Over his 26 years, Hawkins at the ticketed price, yet the com- the company began advertising Stein Mart’s sales peaked at $1.5 that they thought management served as executive vice presi- pany spent money on promotions steadily on TV and digitally. billion in 2006. Since 2016, they knew more about the impend- dent, co-president and CEO as that cut into margins. “That was helping us get a more slid to $1.22 billion by 2019. ing bankruptcy and closures than well as chief operating officer and “When we tested going full off- younger-minded customer,” The last time Stein Mart posted they shared with the associates, chief administrative officer. price, no promotions whatsoever, Hawkins said. an annual net income was $23.7 who did not have time to prepare, “You learn as an HR guy to be we tested that in Richmond and The sales breakdown ended million in 2015. It reported net and they are disappointed that able to be flexible enough to work in Detroit, and it worked beauti- up as 49% for women’s apparel; losses after that. they received no severance, con- with anybody,” he said. fully,” Hawkins said. 18% for men’s; 10% for home tinued health benefits or other He lists two leadership chal- “I wish we had done that sooner.” goods; 9% each for accessories THE NEXT MOVE assistance. They say that long- lenges: The three-year CEO ten- Hawkins doesn’t blame the and shoes; and 5% for other. If Stein Mart doesn’t wind time employees thought they ure from 2008-11 of former Belk internet as much as other retail- In an effort to boost sales and up the bankruptcy by February, deserved better. Inc. executive David Stovall, who ers might. customer traffic, Stein Mart Hawkins will have 27 years with “I understand their frustration,” reduced inventories and gener- “Everybody wants to blame reintroduced children’s clothing, the company. Hawkins said. “It was tough.” ated cash but experienced dif- Amazon and say that Amazon which appealed to the core female He turns 62 in March, when he ficulty driving up sales, and the is a big bully. Years ago it was customer, in 2019 and added fine and his wife, Sherri, will celebrate THE HEYDAY AND six-month leadership in 2016 Walmart. Walmart was the big jewelry. their 39th anniversary. THE DAYS AFTER of CEO Dawn Robertson, who bully,” he said. It even set up Amazon.com Hub They have two adult sons, five Jay Stein’s grandfather, Sam moved quickly but “maybe not as Both are big and powerful, but Lockers in some locations. grandchildren, and consider a Stein, founded the company in cautiously” with sales initiatives. not the only factor. At the end, home goods became young woman they mentored to be 1908 in Greenville, Mississippi. Hawkins counts the heyday “I think retailers can in some its strongest business during the a daughter. She has three children. His son, Jake, took over in 1932 as 2012-15, after Stovall left and respects blame themselves pandemic. The couple intends to relocate and Jay Stein became CEO in 1977. Stein returned as CEO and named because the fact is America is way “The customer was stuck at to their Palm Coast condo for Expansion followed. Hawkins and Brian Morrow as co- over-retailed,” he said. home,” Hawkins said. retirement. Hawkins is thinking Stein opened the first of six presidents. “What we’re seeing is the fact “It was our highest margin and of consulting, but not in retail. Jacksonville area stores in 1983, Comparable store sales – sales that consumers’ tastes are chang- highest sales business, and it had He also has health to consider. moved the headquarters to Jack- at stores opened for more than a ing. It’s become a casual world not been for a long time. It was He endured two open-heart sonville in 1984 and took the year – increased in each of those and the pandemic has made that really fascinating to see a virus surgeries – one at age 50 to replace company public in an initial pub- years, and the company’s finan- even more powerful with the fact fix home,” he said, referring to a genetic bicuspid aortic valve. lic offering in 1992. cial health improved. that more and more people are that business category. Seven years ago at the age of 54, Meanwhile, Hawkins, a Knox- Net sales rose from $1.2 billion working from home.” The moves weren’t enough, and four weeks after dental work and ville, Tennessee, native, earned in 2012 to $1.36 billion in 2015 and Hawkins said Stein Mart was the leadership and board decided travel, he ran 6 miles on a Sat- an undergraduate degree at the 2016. one of the first off-price retail- on bankruptcy. urday morning and didn’t wake University of Tennessee and a When Morrow left, Stein retired ers to create an internet presence Asked about Hawkins, Richard up on Sunday. Full-blown septic graduate degree in industrial/ as CEO, remaining chairman, and and a website, which ended up Sisisky, Stein Mart’s lead inde- shock destroyed the valve and he organization psychology from the brought in Robertson. accounting for about 8% of its pendent director, said the board had emergency surgery Nov. 17, University of West Florida. After she left, Hawkins took sales volume. “felt fortunate to have him as our 2013. Hawkins spent the first decade over as CEO in January 2017, Off-price retailers gener- C E O .” “Knock on wood, all is well,” he of his career with specialty retail- bringing on Morin as president. ally buy excess inventory from “While we were all disap- said. er Genesco Inc., the Journeys But those heyday years also had brands and profit by selling it to pointed by the bankruptcy of “Which is a good reason to men’s, women’s and children’s problems. consumers at prices lower than in Stein Mart caused by COVID-19 retire at 62.” footwear chain. “We became way too depart- boutiques, department stores and and the resulting inability to sell At the age of 34, he came to ment store-like,” Hawkins said. other full-price retailers. the business as planned, Hunt [email protected] Stein Mart in 1994 on the senior Stein Mart filled its calendar Hawkins said Stein Mart also Hawkins provided steady and @MATHISKB management team as senior vice with promotions, from coupons was the first off-price retailer to solid leadership as the company (904) 356-2466

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OFFICE, BANK, Medtown Pharmacy, Daily PROFESSIONAL Dose, 11643 Beach Blvd., The CSI Companies, 7807 contractor is Liberty Lighting Baymeadows Road E., Inc., two permits for wall signs, contractor is Marand Builders $2,201. JAX COMMERCE Inc., 52,971 square feet, three VidaCann Premium Cannabis CENTER permits for tenant build-out, Products, 4339 Roosevelt Part of the concept master $548,324. Blvd., contractor is Coastline plan for JAX Commerce Freedom Mortgage Corp., Wholesale Signs and LED Center North shows areas 8787 Baypine Road, contractor Displays LLC, wall sign, $2,100. marked for commercial, is Adams Interior Contractors Stellers Gallery Est. 1985, recreational, specialty Inc., 46,200 square feet, tenant 3562 St. Johns Ave., contractor entertainment, flex build-out, $469,920. is Harbinger LLC, wall sign, industrial and hotel use Atlantic-Lay LLC, 13891 $2,000. at International Airport Atlantic Blvd., contractor is Bullseye Holsters, 6300 Yukon Boulevard and Pecan Park Duckworth Construction Co., Road, contractor is Liberty Road. 4,220 square feet, interior Lighting Inc., wall sign, $1,800. renovation, $33,000. Juicy Seafood & Wings, 4368 University Blvd. S., No. Center North designated for recreational or DEVELOPMENT TODAY DEVELOPMENT SIGNS 1, contractor is Advanced specialty entertainment. Town Center Storage, 904- Electrical Contractors inc., wall Airport 3555 St. Johns Bluff sign, $1,500. Specialty entertainment could allow the 123-4567, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Road S., contractor is Taylor One Main, 8102 Blanding Blvd., construction of an arena, athletic fields, com- Sign & Design Inc., four permits No. 7, contractor is Taylor Sign mercial indoor recreational facilities, a golf for wall signs, $17,200. & Design Inc., wall sign, $1,200. ten description filed with the Council, JAA course, motocross or a recreational race track, plans for 472,500 square feet of office space, among other uses. Jacksonville Classical Lululemon, 2006 San Marco 5,311,660 square feet of light industrial space, There also is designated wetland space Academy, 2043 Forest Blvd., contractor is Shark Signs St., contractor is Brown of NE FL Inc., wall sign, $1,000. 1,107,850 square feet of commercial, retail and throughout both developments. Enterprises, wall sign, $8,050. service uses and 516 hotel rooms. JAX Commerce Center North is across “While the very nature of airports limits Pecan Park Road from the Bainebridge Estates Aldi, 3650 Philips Highway, STORES, MERCANTILE certain types of land uses in and around them, contractor is Shark Signs of Kenworth of Jacksonville Inc., and Lexington Park housing developments. NE FL Inc., two permits for wall 1121 Suemac Road, contractor other land uses are particularly conducive to JAX Commerce Center South is near the signs, $4,700. is Auld & White Constructors sitting in the airport environment,” the PUD Pecan Park Road Amazon.com fulfillment and description says. distribution center, along with several other Southern Athletica, 4663 LLC, 67,582 square feet, River City Drive, No. 119, two permits for new truck “These include uses which support light warehouse facilities. contractor is Harbinger LLC, dealership and garage, $7 industrial/warehousing and commercial Stewart said the development at the com- two permits for wall and million. activities.” merce centers would be similar to these exist- projection signs, $3,900. New Vision Properties Inc., The development is designed in two phases. ing facilities. Phase one is 2020-27. It comprises 255,000 There is residential development across Taco Bell, 11270 Old St. 3484 Saland Way, contractor is Augustine Road, contractor North Coast Construction Co., square feet of office space, 2,870,370 square I-295 to the south. is Maximum Maintenance of 37,520 square feet, new building feet of light industrial, 791,140 square feet of The PUD description says the zoning allows Tampa Inc., three permits for for granite shop, $2.75 million. retail use and 516 hotel rooms. “for a gradual transition of intensity” from wall signs, $3,600. Bodegon Super Market LLC, Phase two runs from 2028-38 and would residential developments, the airport and include the remaining 217,500 square feet of UF Health – Family Medicine 5808 Normandy Blvd., No. business parks surrounding the development. office space, 2,441,290 square feet of light Murray Hill, 5205 Normandy 17, contractor is Landmark The Jacksonville Planning Commission will Blvd., No. 13, contractor is Builders LLC, 3,034 square feet, industrial use and 316,710 square feet of retail consider the rezoning, Ordinance 2020-0658, Liberty Lighting Inc., wall sign, tenant build-out, $50,000. space. at its Nov. 19 meeting. $2,300. Prosser Inc. is the project architect, planner [email protected] Compiled by Daily Record Staff and engineer. There are two parcels in JAX Commerce (904) 356-2466

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FROM STAFF Here are the top 10 commercial real estate sales in Northeast Florida, comprising Clay, Duval and St. Johns counties. The File image sales were recorded Nov. 9-15. San Diego-based ConAm Management Corp. paid $54 million for the 252-unit Spyglass apartments at 8540 Homeplace Drive across from Fort Family Park in Baymeadows.

DUVAL ST. JOHNS ST. JOHNS DUVAL CLAY $54,000,000 $14,862,342 $2,700,000 $2,525,000 $1,809,000 8540 Homeplace Drive, 4030 Deerpark Blvd., 100 Corridor Road, 15202 Max Leggett Parkway, Oakleaf Plantation Parkway, Jacksonville Elkton Ponte Vedra Beach Jacksonville Orange Park

Type: Spyglass apartments Type: First Coast Distribution Type: Office Type: Express Oil Change & Type: 54 residential lots in Parcel size: 12.59 acres Center Parcel size: 1.44 acres Tire Engineers Jennings Point No. of units: 252 Parcel size: 13.09 acres Building size: 14,341 square Parcel size: 0.72 acres Parcel size: Not available Buyer: CA Spyglass Owner Building size: 203,320 feet Building size: 3,995 square Buyer: D.R. Horton Inc.- LLC square feet Buyer: 100 Corridor Road feet Jacksonville Seller: Spyglass-Fort LLC Buyer: ES 4030 Deer Park LLC Partnership LLC Buyer: Nazemi Express Oil LLC Seller: Jennings Point OLP Seller: GCP-FCDC LLC Seller: South State Bank N.A. Seller: JWC Land LLC Previous sale: $10,237,200 Previous sale: $2,660,000 Previous sale: $680,000 in in 2013 in 2013 2014

DUVAL DUVAL CLAY DUVAL CLAY $1,588,888 $1,500,000 $1,300,000 $1,274,000 $1,050,000 800 Dunn Ave., 4600 Tropea Way, 2821 Bolton Road, Cape Fox Drive, 200 Blanding Blvd., Jacksonville Jacksonville Orange Park Jacksonville Orange Park

Type: Affordable Dentures Type: 5.11 Tactical and other Type: Lakeside Business Center Type: 20 residential lots in Type: Service station & Implants retail Parcel size: Not available Fox Chase Phase 3B Parcel size: 0.91 acres Parcel size: 1.17 acres Parcel size: 1.92 acres Building size: Not available Parcel size: Not available Building size: Two buildings Building size: 5,667 square feet Building size: Two buildings Buyer: Mukhi Holdings 1 LLC Buyer: D.R. Horton Inc.- totaling 1,632 square feet Buyer: 21400 Office LLC totaling 13,670 square feet Seller: Sara L. Stubbe, Jacksonville Buyer: Plaza Street Fund 110 Seller: Economy Dentures of Buyer: Scaninvest II LLC Martha J. Creamer, Susan Seller: Forestar (USA) Real LLC Jacksonville LLC Seller: CPC Jacksonville M. Babb and the Louise H. Estate Group Inc. Seller: ORFEU USA LLC Previous sale: $875,000 in Hospitality LLC Saunders Revocable Living Previous sale: $1,530,000 2010 Trust in 2017

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ST. JOHNS ST. JOHNS $1,570,900 $1,220,551 Top 10 home sales of week 3790 Coastal Highway, 800 Old Bluff Drive, FROM STAFF St. Augustine Ponte Vedra

Here are the top 10 single-family residential real estate sales in Northeast Florida, comprising Type: Single-family Type: Single-family Duval and St. Johns counties. The sales were recorded Nov. 9-15. Lot size: 0.3 acres Lot size: 0.39 acres House size: 2,488 square House size: 4,224 square feet feet Buyer: Tracey L. and Steven Buyer: Jason D. and Piotrowski Courtney B. Boroff Seller: William Griffin Seller: Toll Brothers Holdings LLC Jacksonville LP Previous sale: $625,000 in 2020

ST. JOHNS DUVAL $1,125,000 $1,550,000 2733 S. Ponte Vedra Blvd., Ponte Vedra Beach 1314 Charter Court E., ST. JOHNS Jacksonville Type: Single-family

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE RESIDENTIAL $2,200,000 Lot size: 0.38 acres Type: Single-family House size: 3,645 square feet 8864 Old A1A, St. Augustine Lot size: 0.42 acres Buyer: Hector Jurado House size: 4,014 square feet Type: Single-family About the property: Oceanfront three-story Seller: The Basavarajappa Buyer: Daniel M. and Amy M. Lot size: 0.99 acres home between the Fort Matanzas National Jagadish Living Trust and Fields House size: 3,678 square feet Monument and Marineland. Features five the Udaya P. Jagadish Living Seller: Tyson A. and Desire Buyer: Marisma Investments LLC bedrooms, three full baths and two half- Trust Alualu Seller: Edgar L. and Donna McLean baths, balconies, porch, paver patio and Previous sale: $875,000 in $1,200,000 in 2008 garage. Previous sale: 2011

ST. JOHNS ST. JOHNS DUVAL DUVAL ST. JOHNS $1,052,874 $1,689,000 $1,630,000 $1,600,000 $1,505,000 356 Port Charlotte Drive, 204 Twelve Oaks Lane, 1632 Beach Ave., 1340 Trailwood Drive, 119 Grand Palm Court, Ponte Vedra Ponte Vedra Beach Atlantic Beach Neptune Beach Ponte Vedra Beach Type: Single-family Type: Single-family Type: Single-family Type: Single-family Type: Single-family Lot size: 0.31 acres Lot size: 0.5 acres Lot size: 0.13 acres Lot size: 0.69 acres Lot size: 0.31 acres House size: 4,250 square House size: 5,108 square feet House size: 3,143 square feet House size: 4,818 square feet House size: 3,435 square feet feet Buyer: Mark and Leslie Buyer: Patrick C. Emans Buyer: Michelle A. Harold Buyer: The Ortbals Family Buyer: David J. and Lise L. Mechlowitz Seller: Henry P. Osborne, Seller: Michael T. and Sharon Trust Mattice Seller: Bob E. and Alma S. Rena M. Coughlin and the A. Porter Seller: Dream Finders Seller: Toll Brothers Hillin Osborne/Coughlin Trust Homes LLC TRMK-20001 TRAILMARK AD__JACKSONVILLE DAILY RECORD__10.375x8__AUGUST2020.qxp_Layout 1 8/21/20 2:29 PM Page 1 Jacksonville LP

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