The city continues reviewing plans for the second phase of Florida Gateway Logistics Park in West Jacksonville.
Following horizontal development plans submitted June 17, the city now is reviewing permit applications for the structures at a combined project cost of $44.25 million.
Evans General Contractors of Savannah, Georgia, is the contractor for the buildings – No. 400 and No. 600 – on 46.49 acres at 9909 Pritchard Road.
Building 400 is 647,276 square feet at a project cost of $32.9 million. Building 600 is 179,200 square feet at $11.35 million.
The size totals 826,476 square feet.
The owner is listed as DRI/CTR Jax Phase II LLC of Newport Beach, California.
DRI/CTR Jax Landco LLC of Newport Beach had filed civil engineering plans with the city Jan. 12 for the development.
The park, also called Florida Gateway Logistics Center on plans, is in Westlake Industrial Park, west of Interstate 295.
England-Thims & Miller Inc. of Jacksonville is the civil engineer.
The FLGateway.com site says the second phase is under construction and that build-to-suit options are available.
The first phase of the park comprises three buildings totaling almost 1.72 million square feet of space.
The city issued permits for those structures in April 2022. Evans General Contractors was the contractor.
They comprise the 1,000,350-square-foot Building 8, the 300,240-square-foot Building 2 and 416,000-square-foot Building 3.
Total Distribution Inc., a third-party logistics company, has leased the 1 million-square-foot warehouse. Total Distribution, formerly known as Grimes Companies, is part of Peoples Services Inc., based in Canton, Ohio.
Ownership has been selling off some of the property.
Owners sold the 300,240-square-foot Building 2 on Dec. 19, 2023, for $32.8 million to a joint venture of Clarion Partners LLC and Diamond Realty Investments. IPEX Inc., a Canada-based wholesale supplier of specialized PVC and thermoplastic piping systems, leases the building.
In March, owners sold the 416,000-square-foot Building 3 and expansion property to the neighboring Southeast Toyota Distributors LLC for almost $39.5 million. Southeast Toyota paid $38.27 million for the building and $1.2 million for an expansion parcel of about 4.5 acres that would allow for another 100,000 square feet.
The next phases will add more space. Buildings 1 and 7 are shown as future development.
California-based CT Realty in partnership with Diamond Realty Investments LLC bought 251 acres in April 2021 for $19.5 million to develop the more than $300 million, 3.2 million-square-foot, eight-building industrial park.
JLL Executive Managing Director Luke Pope and Executive Vice President Ross Crabtree represent the landlord in leasing efforts.