The city of Jacksonville says it is ending negotiations with the developer of the Laura Street Trio, which means redeveloping that area does not have a path forward for the time being.

The “coming soon” signs around the Laura Street Trio have been in place for, what some say, feels like years. It’s no secret, people are ready to see those signs go down, and the construction go up.

A foreclosure lawsuit filed by the city of Jacksonville against the developer of the Laura Street Trio was dropped on Monday, according to News4JAX news partner the Jacksonville Daily Record.

A special committee that’s focused on the future of Downtown Jacksonville is set to meet Monday to discuss the future of three historic high rises.

The City of Jacksonville is looking to foreclose on the historic Laura Street Trio according to our news partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.

Discussions on how to move forward with redeveloping the iconic Laura Street Trio buildings have started once again.

The Downtown Investment Authority staff again recommended that the city end negotiations with the developer of the Laura Street Trio on the latest round of requests for public incentives to resurrect the historic buildings, according to News4JAX’s news partner the Jacksonville Daily Record.

The Downtown Investment Authority staff again recommended that the city end negotiations with the developer of the Laura Street Trio on the latest round of requests for public incentives to resurrect the historic buildings, according to News4JAX’s news partner the Jacksonville Daily Record.

The Laura Street Trio, three buildings downtown that were constructed after the great fire in 1901, is a part of Jacksonville’s history.

The Trio is a group of historic buildings in downtown Jacksonville that a developer wants to turn into a hotel, restaurant and apartments.

The future of the Laura Street Trio project in downtown Jacksonville might be in jeopardy, according to a new letter from the developer that was shared by The Jaxson Mag on social media.

The Jacksonville City Council held a special meeting Thursday morning to discuss funding a plan to re-develop the Laura Street Trio.

The status of a possible multimillion-dollar city investment into three downtown buildings is still up in the air.

Jacksonville City Council on Tuesday night approved a $26.67 million taxpayer financing package that paves the way for the restoration of the historic Laura Street Trio.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – This week the Downtown Development Review Board approved the historic Laura Street Trio project, according to News4Jax partners at the Jax Daily Record. (Copyright 2021 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.) (Copyright 2021 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.) The city also approved plans for a concert venue attached to a rooftop bar on Bay Street, also known as Project 323. (Copyright 2021 by WJXT News4Jax - All rights reserved.)

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Adams Street between Laura and Hogan streets in downtown Jacksonville remains closed until midnight Monday. Crews are installing the Chase Bank sign on top of the old Barnett National Bank building. Historically, you could see the Barnett bank name on top of the building and the end caps displayed time and temperature.Atkins purchased the Barnett building in 2013 and began construction on the 94-year-old high-rise in 2017. We have 107 multifamily units, which, at this point, are 100% occupied.Two months ago, in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, is when the Barnett building reached capacity with residential tenants. From one historic bank to another across the street the former Florida National Bank, also known as the Marble Bank, will be reborn into a restaurant and bar.