Ground broken on multifamily project at One Riverside - Jacksonville Business Journal

The former home of the Florida Times-Union stood on the banks of the St. Johns River since the 1960s, housing the newspaper offices and production facility for some 50 years.

The leadership of Tribridge Residential — which is developing the apartments — were joined by representatives of Live Oak Contracting, Prosser, Dwell Design Studio, Banko Design and Land Design for the ceremony. “It will provide a heightened sense of community,” said Mosely, who has been working on developments in Jacksonville for the past decade. “I think it’s very exciting to see the activation of the river.”

Along the river, the multimillion-dollar Winston Family YMCA replaced the 60-year-old building that had been on that site and — more recently — FIS built a 12-story, 300,000-square-foot headquarters.

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