We're beyond excited to share that The June has been featured in The Wall Street Journal! https://lnkd.in/e9dAWsHM This milestone wouldn't have been possible without the incredible collaboration, partnership, and brilliant guidance of Brooke Hammerling and The New New Thing whose support helped bring the story of The June to life in such a powerful way — and we are deeply grateful. The response has been amazing, and we're just getting started. Thank you to everyone who's been part of this journey, we can't wait to show you what's next. #TheJune #TNNT #WSJ
The June
Hospitality
Jacksonville, Florida 698 followers
The June is a next-generation private members club, creating an elevated experience in emerging gateway cities.
About us
The June is a next-generation hospitality company, community, and private members club, creating an elevated and modern experience of belonging in emerging gateway cities.The June will be a network of premier clubs anchoring the cultural and business vanguard through a new category of real estate use in previously overlooked US markets. The June will create a city-centric, regionally-focused, modern members club whose members are united by the love of their current locale and by a desire to enhance it beyond imagination.
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https://www.thejune.club/
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- Industry
- Hospitality
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Jacksonville, Florida
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2022
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424 N Hogan St
Jacksonville, Florida 32202, US
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424 N Hogan St
Jacksonville, Florida 32202, US
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The June reposted this
Very proud of Britt Morgan-Saks on her new project opening soon in Jacksonville, Florida. Britt is a legend, a total badass. Check out the WSJ feature this week, it's a special property, beautifully conceived and reanimated for The June ( @thejune.club IG) https://lnkd.in/eXYeqmgs
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Thank you, Paul Stanton, for highlighting our work at The June. We believe, and have believed, that Emerging Gateway Cities have a tremendous amount of value and are the future!
The days of private clubs being exclusive to places like NYC, DC and LA are gone. Instead, they’re taking over America’s second-tier cities. Club Bardo in Savannah proves the model works. Here’s what they’re doing: You know the Soho House model… High initiation fees, monthly dues, exclusive access. It worked in NY and LA but struggled elsewhere. Now developers are realizing the same formula crushes it in midsize markets if you execute well. Here's what's opening right now: 1/ Club Bardo (Savannah) Left Lane Development nailed this one. • $12,000 initiation fee • 250 members between 30-60 • Pool, spa and restaurant access They're rolling out locations in Bozeman, Pittsburgh, and Providence next. 2/ The June (Jacksonville) Opening late fall with: • 450+ members • $5K initiation + $425+ monthly dues • Fine dining, private lounges, and spaces for networking This club is housed in the historic Federal Reserve Building downtown. 3/ Camel Club (Lexington) • Under-32 “junior” memberships • $3K initiation fee + $250/month • Wine tastings, chef dinners, special film screenings 4/ Common House (Multi-City) Started in Charlottesville in 2017. Now in Richmond, Chattanooga, and New Orleans. As friends of Thesis Driven, these guys understand what we've been teaching: prove the model in a mid-sized city first, then roll it out to similar markets. They've nailed replicable club experiences outside major metros. Demand is high: three new clubs opened in Lexington this year alone. Why does this model work? Club Bardo in Savannah figured it out: adding a private club to a hotel provides guaranteed revenue without much added cost. Club members pay $12K up front. The hotel gets recurring monthly fees. Both benefit from the restaurant, spa, and events. It's an Opco-Propco play that prints money if you execute well: • Initiation fees cover buildout costs • Monthly dues are pure recurring revenue • Food and beverage drives additional spend If you're looking at hospitality real estate or memberships, don’t ignore mid-sized cities. The money is there. So is the demand. And the lack of competition has created a window. Which secondary market gets the next wave of premium clubs? cc William Eady
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The June, the members-only club being built-out in Downtown Jacksonville, has gained the attention of The Wall Street Journal. Max Marbut reports. #entertainment #foodandbeverage #privateclub #businessnews #readitherefirst #subscribe
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The June reposted this
Britt Morgan-Saks is the star of the show today in the The Wall Street Journal. A wonderful piece highlighting emerging cities like Jacksonville, Florida and how members clubs are bringing communities together. Highlighting The June, Britt’s club opening later this year! https://lnkd.in/gA8UiNqf
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Marketing & Brand Leader in Real Estate Development | From Masterplans to Mixed-Use Destinations
Loved seeing this The Wall Street Journal article spotlighting the boom in members’ clubs beyond NYC and LA. Britt Morgan-Saks and The June - set to debut in Jacksonville, FL - are front and center. 👏 Mid-size cities are home to a fast-growing, culturally plugged-in class that’s craving spaces like these. Big move, and a super smart one. Read here (should be a gifted article) 👉 https://lnkd.in/eyZVXBzn #realestate #placemaking #membersclubs #jacksonville
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Retail Transformation Leader | Ex Warby Parker | Real Estate Strategy & Development | Portfolio Management | Growth | Commercial Real Estate | Omnichannel Retail & Unified Commerce | Data | Avid Paddle Boarder 🏄🏽♀️
Some interesting shifts & new concepts across hospitality, office and retail and US markets. 💡 @WSJ Kate King discussing members only clubs going into mid size cities #markets domestic #migrationpatterns on where we live, work and play Camel Club Lexington The June LEFT LANE https://lnkd.in/evYFHMX4 💡 @Fastcompany and Area 2 Farms bring farming to office and note on the rooftops! Back to office is happened, but still more inventory vs. workers https://lnkd.in/eze9cavP ✅ Multi brand retailers emerging as leaders The Business of Fashion discussing DOVER STREET MARKET (INTERNATIONAL) LIMITED McMullen Hirshleifers https://lnkd.in/eN5NfyrC #retail #realestate #CRE #leasing #office #hospitality #markets #urbanplanning #retailtopexperts #retailvoices
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Business + M&A Lawyer | Helping Owners and Management Teams Make Proactive Business Decisions and Optimize M&A Outcomes
We are beyond excited to support Britt Morgan-Saks's vision for The June. Jacksonville is ready to show up and show out in all its midsized glory!
Thank you The Wall Street Journal, proud and excited to bring The June to Jacksonville. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e9dAWsHM Portrait: John Daniel Powers Renderings courtesy of Ward + Gray
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Another step forward for one of our favorite clients, The June -- a next-generation hospitality company bringing elevated and modern private members clubs to previously overlooked US markets. Big congrats to the team behind this headline!
Thank you The Wall Street Journal, proud and excited to bring The June to Jacksonville. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e9dAWsHM Portrait: John Daniel Powers Renderings courtesy of Ward + Gray
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The June reposted this
A huge congratulations to Britt Morgan-Saks for the write-up in the The Wall Street Journal highlighting The June, her new private club in downtown Jax. Housed in the beautifully renovated historic Federal Reserve Bank Building, The June is a great example of adaptive reuse and the unmatched character and charm that only an older, historic building can bring. https://lnkd.in/efepHd95