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Jacksonville New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q20 94 96 11 95 ID PROPERTY UNITS 1 Brisa at St. Augustine 256 42 Total Lease Up 256 98 11 Landing at St. Augustine, The Phase II 315 Total Under Construction 315 42 79 Masters Drive 100 43 The Arbors at Lightsey Road 100 Total Planned 200 43 97 1 93 Benchip 280 99 94 Cordova Palms 750 95 Court Theophelia 50 93 96 Cross County Plaza 50 97 Epic Village Townhomes 188 98 Hartshorn Street & West King Street 166 99 Moultrie Oaks Townhomes 66 Total Prospective 1,550 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Jacksonville New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q20 24 ID PROPERTY UNITS 6 San Marco Promenade 284 7 Riverside St. Johns 125 Total Lease Up 409 46 48 12 Vista Brooklyn 308 47 16 San Marco Crossing 290 44 49 23 21 Total Under Construction 598 22 21 233 West Duval Street 140 22 Lofts at Cathedral 140 Hyatt Regency 23 Old Independent Life Building 140 45 50 24 Springfield Lofts 78 Jacksonville Riverfront 12 25 The District 552 52 26 Hendricks Avenue 345 27 Kings Avenue Station 90 28 Montana Avenue 350 MOSH Metropolitan 29 Southbank Urban Residences 185 Park 30 San Marco Crossing Phase II 196 Baptist Medical Total Planned 2,216 Center Jacksonville 29 25 53 28 44 The District 100 55 45 Enclave on the Bay 272 7 26 46 La Villa 285 27 47 North Julia Street 200 48 Parkview Commons 122 49 Union Terminal Warehouse Redevelopment 185 50 The Doro 247 52 Jacksonville Jaguars Lot J 500 30 16 53 The District Phase II 618 54 54 East San Marco 280 6 55 Kings Avenue Station Phase II 300 56 58 56 Park Place at San Marco 135 58 San Marco Promenade Phase II 226 Total Prospective 3,470 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Jacksonville New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q20 38 59 77 60 ID PROPERTY UNITS 78 4 Bainbridge Town Center East 276 39 8 The Oasis at Town Center 328 Total Lease Up 604 10 Presidium at Town Center 370 13 Fusion 384 14 ETown Parcel E9 332 76 15 Satori Town Center 289 66 75 17 Gate Parkway 230 73 18 Gateway Village at Town Center 289 4 Total Under Construction 1,894 38 Fiddler’s Reef 456 39 Terrabella 253 Total Planned 709 8 74 59 Deer Run in Buck Business Park 83 18 60 Rivergate Townhomes 191 10 17 66 Baywood Cove 86 15 71 72 71 Amare Vita 208 87 72 Village Center 650 73 Beach & Kernan 198 74 Glen Kernan Pkwy & Hodges Blvd 970 75 Harbor Lights Jacksonville 215 13 76 1st and 6th 50 77 11635 Tanager Drive 100 78 Moody Bellinger Shipyard 590 87 Shoppes of Ponte Vedra Beach 250 14 Total Prospective 3,591 1 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Jacksonville New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q20 ID PROPERTY UNITS 2 Cue Luxury Living 296 5 3 Tapestry Westland Viilage 266 40 79 80 Amelia Island 5 The Lofts at Wildlight 279 Total Lease Up 841 9 The Reserve at Oakleaf 270 19 Le Montage 50 Black 20 Black Creek Village 81 Hammock Total Under Construction 401 37 Island 67 36 31 Calebs Cove 60 Timucuan 32 The Preserve at Island Pointe 192 Ecological 33 4040 Ricker Road 60 and Historical 34 Collins Road Multi Residential 438 31 Preserve 35 Lane Avenue 120 32 36 Eagle Landings 85 37 Parkway Shops North 300 40 Mills Creek Preserve 300 41 Race Track & St. Johns Pkwy 400 Total Planned 1,955 51 64 51 Edgewood Avenue 101 35 57 57 Roosevelt Square Redevelopment 100 33 61 Saddle Brook Landings Phase II 216 63 62 Sydney Trace 192 61 63 Cedar Station 120 70 34 3 64 Normandy Blvd 390 65 9 62 65 Waypoint 339 67 Main Street North PUD 238 81 19 68 68 Springs at Flagler Center 240 84 69 Stanmore Wells Creek 280 2 69 70 Beauclerc Bay Redevelopment 106 83 86 79 Wildlight Phase II 721 86 Olea at Nocatee 175 41 82 91 85 80 William Burgess Blvd & Harts Road 450 88 Bridgewater 816 81 Kingsley Plaza 196 89 Greenbriar Downs 818 89 82 Harmony at Baxley 86 90 Longleaf Pine Parkway 333 90 88 91 The Pavilion at Durbin Park 999 83 The Landing 84 20 84 Kelli Grove 93 92 RiverTown 500 92 85 Garden 250 Total Prospective 7,843 5 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Jacksonville New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects PERMIT FORECASTED START OF ID PROPERTY NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP STATUS UNITS SUBMARKET DATE COMPLETION DATE RENT-UP 1 Brisa at St. Augustine 40 Brisa Avenue St. Augustine FL 32084 Lease-Up 256 St. Augustine 09/02/2019 10/31/2021 03/12/2020 2 Cue Luxury Living 13504 Citicards Way Jacksonville FL 32258 Lease-Up 296 Jacksonville - Bayard 05/20/2019 05/31/2021 04/06/2020 3 Tapestry Westland Viilage 6505 Collins Road Jacksonville FL 32244 Lease-Up 266 Jacksonville - Cedar Hills 08/26/2019 12/31/2020 04/20/2020 4 Bainbridge Town Center East 5000 Kernan Blvd South Jacksonville FL 32224 Lease-Up 276 Jacksonville - San Pablo 03/22/2019 12/31/2020 02/25/2020 5 The Lofts at Wildlight 125 Daydream Avenue Wildlight FL 32097 Lease-Up 279 Fernandina Beach 05/20/2019 09/30/2020 01/06/2020 6 San Marco Promenade 2600 Philips Hwy Jacksonville FL 32207 Lease-Up 284 Jacksonville - South Jacksonville 07/23/2018 08/31/2020 12/06/2019 7 Riverside St. Johns 555 Bishopgate Lane Jacksonville FL 32204 Lease-Up 125 Jacksonville - San Jose 12/31/2017 07/31/2020 08/27/2019 8 The Oasis at Town Center 10667 Brightman Blvd Jacksonville FL 32246 Lease-Up 328 Jacksonville - Pineland Gardens 11/01/2018 07/31/2020 06/25/2019 Total Lease-Up 2,110 9 The Reserve at Oakleaf Argyle Forest Blvd & Merchants Way Jacksonville FL 32222 Under Construction 270 Jacksonville - Jacksonville Heights 05/06/2020 06/30/2021 10 Presidium at Town Center 7200 A C Skinner Pkwy Jacksonville FL 32256 Under Construction 370 Jacksonville - Deerwood Club 02/03/2020 06/30/2021 Landing at St. Augustine, 11 The Phase II 100 Lasa Drive St. Augustine FL 32084 Under Construction 315 St. Augustine 12/16/2019 06/30/2021 12 Vista Brooklyn 200 Riverside Avenue Jacksonville FL 32202 Under Construction 308 Jacksonville - San Jose 06/30/2019 02/28/2021 13 Fusion 8283 East Baymeadows Road East Jacksonville FL 32256 Under Construction 384 Jacksonville - Deerwood Club 02/08/2019 02/28/2021 14 ETown Parcel E9 9735 R G Skinner Pkwy Jacksonville FL 32256 Under Construction 332 Jacksonville - Deerwood Club 07/01/2019 01/31/2021 15 Satori Town Center 10640 Satori Lane Jacksonville FL 32256 Under Construction 289 Jacksonville - Deerwood Club 01/01/2019 01/31/2021 16 San Marco Crossing 2118 Kings Avenue Jacksonville FL 32207 Under Construction 290 Jacksonville - South Jacksonville 02/03/2020 12/31/2020 17 Gate Parkway Deerwood Park Blvd & Gate Pkwy Jacksonville FL 32256 Under Construction 230 Jacksonville - Deerwood Club 05/25/2019 12/31/2020 18 Gateway Village at Town Center SWC Deerwood Park Blvd & Gate Pkwy Jacksonville FL 32256 Under Construction 289 Jacksonville - Deerwood Club 04/01/2019 12/31/2020 19 Le Montage 3050 East Old River Road Jacksonville FL 32223 Under Construction 50 Jacksonville - Sunbeam 05/31/2016 07/31/2020 20 Black Creek Village 3103 Creek Village Lane Green Cove Springs FL 32043 Under Construction 81 Green Cove Springs 06/30/2018 07/31/2020 Total Under Construction 3,208 21 233 West Duval Street 233 West Duval Street Jacksonville FL 32202 Planned 140 Jacksonville - Downtown 22 Lofts at Cathedral 325 East Duval Street Jacksonville FL 32202 Planned 140 Jacksonville - Downtown 23 Old Independent Life Building 233 West Duval Street Jacksonville FL 32202 Planned 140 Jacksonville - Downtown 24 Springfield Lofts 1341 North Pearl Street Jacksonville FL 32206 Planned 78 Jacksonville - College Park - Springfield 25 The District 801 Broadcast Place Jacksonville FL 32207 Planned 552 Jacksonville - San Jose 26 Hendricks Avenue 1230 Hendricks Avenue Jacksonville FL 32207 Planned 345 Jacksonville - San Jose 27 Kings Avenue Station 1201 Kings Avenue Jacksonville FL 32207 Planned 90 Jacksonville - San Jose 28 Montana Avenue Broadcast Place & Winterling Way Jacksonville FL 32207 Planned 350 Jacksonville - San Jose 29 Southbank Urban Residences 841 Prudential Drive Jacksonville FL 32207 Planned 185 Jacksonville - San Jose 30 San Marco Crossing Phase II 2118 Kings Avenue Jacksonville FL 32207 Planned 196 Jacksonville - South Jacksonville 31 Calebs Cove 10325 Lem Turner Road Jacksonville FL 32218 Planned 60 Jacksonville - Highlands 32 The Preserve at Island Pointe 1000 - 1 Broward Ap & Broward Road Jacksonville FL 32218 Planned 192 Jacksonville - Highlands 33 4040 Ricker Road 4040 Ricker Road Jacksonville FL 32210 Planned 60 Jacksonville - Jacksonville Heights 34 Collins Road Multi Residential Collins Road & Plantation Bay Drive Jacksonville FL 32244 Planned 438 Jacksonville - Cedar Hills Source: Yardi Matrix Yardi Source: Jacksonville New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects PERMIT FORECASTED START OF ID PROPERTY NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP STATUS UNITS SUBMARKET DATE COMPLETION DATE RENT-UP 35 Lane Avenue 1839 Lane Avenue South Jacksonville FL 32210 Planned 120 Jacksonville - Cedar Hills 36 Eagle Landings 14670 Duval Road Jacksonville FL 32218 Planned 85 Jacksonville - Oceanway 37 Parkway Shops North Max Leggett Pkwy & Skymarks Drive Jacksonville FL 32218 Planned 300 Jacksonville - Oceanway 38 Fiddler’s Reef 2781 Mayport Road Jacksonville FL 32233 Planned 456 Jacksonville - Mayport 39 Terrabella 13723 Atlantic Blvd Jacksonville FL 32225 Planned 253 Jacksonville - Beacon Hills 40 Mills Creek Preserve Semper Fi Drive & Hwy A1A Yulee FL 32097 Planned 300 Fernandina Beach 41 Race Track & St.
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