Jackson Street rezoning to DH-3
Summary
0.59 acres at 2200 Jackson Street moves a step closer to high-intensity mixed-use zoning, opening the door to denser development along the Dixie Highway corridor.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Apr 15, 2026.
Impact analysis
Unknown — a rezone itself doesn't carry a price tag, but higher-intensity zoning can affect nearby property values and future tax base.
The property owner and future mixed-use development along Dixie Highway.
Neighbors concerned about increased height, density and traffic on Jackson Street could be affected.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City Commission (Regular) - Apr 15, 2026
0.59 acres at 2200 Jackson Street moves a step closer to high-intensity mixed-use zoning, opening the door to denser development along the Dixie Highway corridor.
Planning and Development Board - Mar 10, 2026
A 0.79-acre property at 2200 Jackson Street could shift from medium-intensity multi-family zoning to the highest-intensity mixed-use district along the Dixie Highway corridor, allowing denser development within the Regional Activity Center.
Planning and Development Board - Feb 10, 2026
Gadamis Property LLC and Ventas Realty LTD seek to rezone 1.11 acres on Jackson and Van Buren Streets to allow higher-intensity mixed use. This rezoning is the first step enabling the larger 198-unit project considered under item C.4.
Related development
22-unit multifamily development (File 24-DPV-34)
This was the first project drawing on the city's new 1,000 flex-unit pool — and its failure shows neighbors near the RAC boundary will fight four-story buildings next to one-story homes.
2200 Jackson Street Rezone (25-Z-91)
Allows higher-intensity mixed-use development along the Dixie Highway corridor.
Rezoning of 1.11 acres, 1841-1857 Jackson Street
Clears the zoning path for the 198-unit Phase Two tower next to the existing Nine Hollywood building; the City Commission makes the final call.
198-unit mixed-use development with curb cut variance, 1831-1857 Jackson Street
198 more apartments and retail near Young Circle — a big density addition next door to the Phase One building approved back in 2019.
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