Rezoning
West side of U.S. Highway 17, between Hamilton Street and Goodbread Road, Nassau County, FL
4/ 5
High impact
Bedrock impact score
Action type
Rezoning
Asset class
Multi-asset · site-wide
Status
On municipal record
Filed
2026-07-27
Jurisdiction
Nassau County, FL
Days on record
5 days
01Investment highlights
Why this deal matters
- Rezoning in Nassau County, FL
- Bedrock impact score 4 of 5 — High impact
- A 16.5-acre shift from Open Rural to T-4.5 Urban Corridor unlocks significantly denser, mixed-use development potential along a major highway corridor
- A meaningful entitlement opportunity for retail, multifamily, or mixed-use plays in a growing Florida county.
- On the municipal record 5 days (filed 2026-07-27)
02Deal summary
The rationale
A 16.5-acre shift from Open Rural to T-4.5 Urban Corridor unlocks significantly denser, mixed-use development potential along a major highway corridor — a meaningful entitlement opportunity for retail, multifamily, or mixed-use plays in a growing Florida county.
Nassau County is considering Ordinance 2026-046 (R26-004) to rezone approximately 16.5 acres on the west side of U.S. Highway 17, between Hamilton Street and Goodbread Road, from Open Rural (OR) to Transect Based Zoning District, Urban Corridor Zone (T-4.5).
03Deal facts
The filing record
- Jurisdiction
- Nassau County, FL
- Action type
- Rezoning
- Asset class
- Multi-asset · site-wide
- Applicant
- Mark Manning, Carlton Harbin, and Catherine Harbin (Agent: Nassau County)
- Status
- On municipal record
- Filed
- 2026-07-27
- Days on record
- 5 days
04Location
Where this sits
West side of U.S. Highway 17, between Hamilton Street and Goodbread Road, Nassau County, FL
30.60600, -81.76510 · approximate (jurisdiction center)
Area demographics
Nassau County
85,762
Population
$72,998
Median HH income
33,475
Households
$874
Median rent
U.S. Census · ACS 5-year
05Record timeline
Filing to current status
- Filed with jurisdiction2026-07-275 days on record
- Scored by BedrockRelevance 4 / 5Automated land-use signal
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