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Jacksonville Real Estate News

This page covers real estate in Jacksonville, from home sales and price trends to new developments and commercial property deals. Reporting follows the housing market, property transactions and the companies building and buying in the city.

City Seeks Proposals to Redevelop Historic Church

City Seeks Proposals to Redevelop Historic Church

Jacksonville's downtown authority is soliciting bids for the former Snyder Memorial Methodist Church on North Laura Street.

Live Poll

Should Jacksonville use public money to restore historic downtown buildings like this church?


Commercial

Commercial

DLP Capital Named Jacksonville Best Place to Work

The St. Augustine real estate investment firm earned a spot on the Jacksonville Business Journal's 2026 Best Places to Work list for the seventh straight year.


Residential

Live Poll

Should homeowners associations be required to allow heirs to remain in age-restricted communities?

Residential

Jacksonville HOA Sued Resident Over Age Rules

The Arbor Mill association enacted a special assessment to fund litigation against a 28-year-old resident.

Jacksonville HOA Sued Resident Over Age Rules

Apartments

Live Poll

Do you trust local housing authorities to provide fair appeal processes for residents facing benefit cuts?

Apartments

Jacksonville Housing Authority Member Sued Agency

Board secretary Harriet Brock filed a lawsuit after her Section 8 voucher was terminated by the housing agency.

Jacksonville Housing Authority Member Sued Agency

Real Estate — General

Live Poll

Do you support converting local public parks into sites for affordable housing development?

Real Estate — General

Jacksonville Council Proposes Housing at Sibbald Road Park

The city is considering a mixed-income housing project on the 17-acre site of Charles Boobie Clark Park.

Jacksonville Council Proposes Housing at Sibbald Road Park

This section follows home price movement, residential and commercial sales, developers breaking ground on new projects, and the affordability pressures facing buyers and renters. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it wherever a property story crosses the county line. The St. Johns River and the city's sprawling geography shape where development clusters and how land values vary from one side of town to the other. Rising insurance costs and rapid population inflow are the forces that keep resurfacing across nearly every Jacksonville housing story.