JACKSONVILLE. Fla. — Crews are on the ground at the Berkman II plaza, located in downtown Jacksonville, in preparation for a demolition this week.
The building has sat in disrepair for close to 15 years.
Action News Jax Sky Vision Drone flew over it to get a better look at the work being done in preparations to tear the building down.
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The building was in legal limbo after a construction worker died in a site accident in 2007.
The plan is to turn the property into townhomes and retail space.
Action News Jax’s Bridgette Matter is asking the city the expected timeline on when the project should be completed.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates and watch TODAY on Action News Jax on FOX30 and CBS47 for the very latest.
Crews are on the ground that will begin the demolition of a 13 year old eye sore, Berkman II. I promised you wouldn’t recognize downtown, the transformation continues. pic.twitter.com/w9uY3q8VAb
— Lenny Curry (@lennycurry) April 27, 2021
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