to Nassau County’s burgeoning Wildlight mixed-use development has the potential to change the nature of the county, with ripple effects across the First Cost.
The full development will take up to a decade, with Pattillo Vice President of Development Peter Anderson saying the conceptual plans for phase 2 — six buildings of approximately 1.1 million square feet — largely depends on unfinished road construction. “It’s been a really wide range of uses from healthcare to grocery stores to office to education. It’s focused on having one of everything to help build a place,” Hinton said.
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