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dbd
June 19, 2007, 03:15:42 PM
Does anyone know the exact name of the Day Spa located next door to Panera's in RCMP? I wanted to get a phone number for them.
Jane Dough
June 20, 2007, 10:26:46 AM
I'd like to see a new Publix and a Crispers.
briitany joy
June 20, 2007, 05:53:06 PM
it would be great to see a footlocker or Dora's shoe shop. I would love to see a Rainbow or Dots shop. This would be great for the younger crowd
Hard Working middle class
June 23, 2007, 06:35:40 AM
Thanks for finally bringing this great place to shop to the North Side.... it was long over-due. I'd love to see a Best Buy, a good bookstore such as Barnes & Noble, an Apple Store, Stein Mart or Kohls, and more stores that cater to the working middle class which is predominantly in that area. Good job so far.
Pharm
August 02, 2007, 03:24:15 PM
Id doubt Publix will open up at RCM since there is a new Publix only 3 miles away. Best Buy is building a new store now and its set to open in November. I personally think RCM is a good first step but could have been done better. It really doesn't seem like tenants are too eager to sign contracts. Im hoping that the new anchors of GM, Best Buy, and Ashley furniture will help bring others to RCM. Mcdonalds, Florida Telco,Sticky fingers and Orange hotdog(I think thats what its called) are all coming soon, and possibly Red lobster.
Erin
September 17, 2007, 02:42:06 PM
i am about to move to the oceanway area and have looked around. i am so glad that the river city marketplac is there. however, it does disappoint me that there is no TARGET anywhere close. i am an avid targer shopper and would love to see target in the northside area.
angeleyes32218
November 13, 2007, 02:46:42 PM
i am very pleased with our town shopping center!! my daughter and me have a lot of fun going there eating lunch, i just would love to have an olive garden and some store like belks or bell's not the outlet..and maybe even a cheese cake factory..
I-10east
November 13, 2007, 08:20:17 PM
Man, it's really amazing to see how ungrateful people are; To think that not too long ago, the Northside didn't even have a movie theater, and peeps are already expecting freakin' Beverly Hills there so suddenly.
thelakelander
November 13, 2007, 08:34:52 PM
i am very pleased with our town shopping center!! my daughter and me have a lot of fun going there eating lunch, i just would love to have an olive garden and some store like belks or bell's not the outlet..and maybe even a cheese cake factory..
Welcome to the forum. River City Marketplace is a great for all of the residents in that area that didn't have good access to these stores before. However, given the tenant base, it will most likely never have a Cheesecake Factory or Belk's. Now, as the Northside continues to grow, given the large number of outparcels and the airport right down the street, there's a good chance that a chain like Olive Garden could expand up there in the near future.
hightowerlover
November 13, 2007, 09:51:57 PM
new olive gardens are much more upscale than the ones jacksonville currently has.
the tuscan farmhouses, as they call them, are modeled after the culinary institute in italy. they feature large open kitchens and wood burning fire places. they also have larger bar areas featuring a variety of wines from around the world. they also offer the option of indoor and outdoor seating.
they tend to be opening new locations adjacent to brand new malls, more so than big box strip centers. in fact i believe you will struggle to locate an olive garden that isn't within a 1 mile radius of a major mall or open-air type "town center".
it's a much fresher and cleaner family concept than the aging and outdated versions we have in jax.
Gypsy
December 30, 2007, 12:24:04 AM
As I said in a previous post, I did move back to Oceanway and yes, I am in total surprise at how large the community has grown over the past 20+ years. I will however, that I am very pleased with the RCMP addition. It makes it convenient in so many ways for the lot of us in this particular area.
Although it would be nice if a few other places were added. I'd like to see:
Books A Million
Taco Bell
Olive Garden
Target
Baskin Robbins
Toys R Us
Pearl Vision
I am really looking forward to the Panda Express and Rooms 2 Go that will be opening soon.
brit5597@aol.com
April 26, 2008, 02:49:26 PM
I would like to see such upscale restrants and stores as these but this area has been deemed "low income" and American eagle, A&F, Barnes and Noble, booksamillion, and even platos closet wont be comming to the center. this upsets me. because we need such stores but since we have been labled...
Ocklawaha
April 26, 2008, 04:33:41 PM
Once the new Port Terminals crank up, the new rail line is in and SHANDS NORTHSIDE breaks ground, I doubt ANY one label will ever again fit the Northside. Y'all are on the cusp of greatness and that tidal-wave is just about to sweep you off your feet. I'd wager in 5-10 years we'll ALL be posting, "Not another Books-a-Million on the Northside"... "Won't they EVER quit adding to that damn Marketplace?" etc...
Ocklawaha
In "Tiger Hole Swamp" near GATE PKWY! Amazing what a few dump trucks can do!
If I might draw your attention to the left, this is where the new Costco stands, and over
there is a Babies R Us going in, then there's the... yadda yadda
Heaven Bound
July 05, 2008, 02:25:33 PM
While Jacksonville is becoming a large city, it is in no way an international city. I have travelled this country and visited nearly every large, metrolpolitan city in each state, as well as many international cities. I have lived in 5 major cities in the U.S. Jacksonville in no way compares to any of the cities we consider "on the map." Over the past 10 years we have experienced growth and are working toward becoming a metropolitan community. There is a long way to go, but I believe it is happening. One thing that Jacksonville suffers from is "short man's syndrome" - we strut our stuff, but there's not much to strut. Yet. Or, as we discussed in the office the other day, "Jacksonville is trying to be a big boy, but it's still wearing pull-ups."
oceanway_pride
August 12, 2008, 08:31:33 AM
what is oceanay coming to? what ever did happen to the woods i snuck out to as a teenager?
really, all this building and reconstruction of the roads is bad enough and now with more people coming to the area were losing our morals and our sense of self. the northside has never been so crazy.
copperfiend
August 12, 2008, 08:53:14 AM
what is oceanay coming to? what ever did happen to the woods i snuck out to as a teenager?
really, all this building and reconstruction of the roads is bad enough and now with more people coming to the area were losing our morals and our sense of self. the northside has never been so crazy.
I feel your pain. I used to play in the woods as a kid. The woods I played in are now called Oakleaf.
jacksonvilleconfidential
August 12, 2008, 11:13:00 AM
I used to go muddin' and target practicing in what is now called Tinseltown.
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