Politics
Fleet Landing’s 31-story Brooklyn project heads to incentive vote
A proposed residential tower on the former Haskell headquarters site is advancing to a Downtown Investment Authority board vote on $49 million in incentives. If built, the 31-story project would be the tallest in Brooklyn and add hundreds of residents to the downtown neighborhood.
A proposed 31-story residential tower at the former Haskell headquarters site in downtown Jacksonville is moving toward a vote on $49 million in incentives by the Downtown Investment Authority board.
The Fleet Landing project would be the tallest building in the Brooklyn neighborhood and bring hundreds of residents to an area that has become one of downtown’s busiest development hubs. The incentive package has not yet been approved; the proposal is advancing to a board vote, according to information published Oct. 15, 2026.
The available project details do not specify when the board will vote or break down the proposed incentives.