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Sunday Business Notebook: 400 new units envisioned for Gran Bay – Florida Times-Union

January 23, 2016

Sunday Business Notebook: 400 new units envisioned for Gran Bay – Florida Times-Union
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Sunday Business Notebook: 400 new units envisioned for Gran Bay
Florida Times-Union
3801 N. Main St. — the 1.6-acre parcel, former site of Irie's Caribbean Restaurant across from Andrew Jackson High School, sold for $425,000 in November. Two existing structures there are being demolished. Concept Construction is building each store ...

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Sunday Business Notebook: 400 new units envisioned for Gran Bay – Florida Times-Union

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