Homes for sale inJacksonville, Florida
River city living with real room to buy in
160
Homes for sale
$289,990
Median list price
$174
Avg price / sqft
39
Median days on market
Jacksonville is Florida's largest city by land area, spread across both banks of the St. Johns River in the state's northeast corner. That size shows up in the housing — you can find everything from a townhome near Bartram Park to a mid-century ranch in Cedar Hills, which suits buyers who want a city's jobs and beaches without a resort-town price tag. Neighborhoods like Lakeshore and Jacksonville Heights West give the place its patchwork, every-budget feel.
For a buyer today, the numbers are approachable: a median list price of $288,995 across 158 active listings, with homes selling at about 98% of asking and a median sold price of $315,000. New construction is a real factor here — 58 of the active listings are new builds — so you can weigh a brand-new single-family home against resale stock, and there's a healthy stack of townhomes & condos for first-time buyers. With a median 40.5 days on market, this is a market where you have time to think but shouldn't dawdle on sharp listings.
Jacksonville is in Duval County, Florida.
Quick facts
$50,000 – $939K price range
1,522 sqft median home
$1,315/mo median rent
Leans seller right now
Living in Jacksonville
Jacksonville is the largest city in Florida by land area, straddling the St. Johns River in the state's northeast corner near the Atlantic coast. That sheer size defines daily life here — rather than one downtown and a few suburbs, Jacksonville is a collection of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own character, price range and feel. A buyer in one part of the city can have a completely different experience from a buyer a twenty-minute drive away.
The city carries a big-city job market and infrastructure while keeping housing costs well below much of Florida. That combination tends to attract first-time buyers, growing families, military-connected households and relocating professionals who want city amenities without a coastal-resort price tag. The St. Johns River and nearby Atlantic beaches give the city an outdoor, water-oriented lean.
Who does Jacksonville suit best? Buyers who value choice and affordability over a single polished downtown aesthetic. With everything from older ranch neighborhoods to brand-new townhome communities on the table, the city rewards people willing to explore several areas before deciding where they fit.
Neighborhoods and communities in Jacksonville
Jacksonville's neighborhoods span a wide spectrum. Bartram Park on the city's southern side leans toward newer development and a townhome-heavy mix, popular with buyers who want lower-maintenance living and newer construction. Lakeshore, by contrast, sits closer to the river with a more established residential feel.
Areas like Cedar Hills and Jacksonville Heights West offer a good share of the city's more affordable, older housing stock — the kind of single-family ranches that appeal to buyers stretching an entry-level budget. Woodstock and Gateway East round out the mix with their own established neighborhood character.
Other commonly referenced areas include Mid-westside and Lincoln Villas. Because the city is so large and varied, it's worth touring a few neighborhoods in person before committing — proximity to the river, to major employers and to your preferred school zone can swing the decision more than the listing price alone.
Homes for sale in Jacksonville: prices and housing
The current market shows 158 active listings with a median list price of $288,995, ranging from $50,000 at the low end to $939,000 at the top. The average price per square foot is $174 and the median home size is 1,522 square feet. Over the past 12 months, 530 homes sold at a median price of $315,000, with sellers collecting about 98% of their asking price — a sign of a market that's active but not frantic.
The housing mix is led by single-family homes, with 105 of the active listings, followed by 43 townhouses, 7 condominiums and a couple of manufactured homes. That depth of townhomes & condos gives first-time and lower-maintenance buyers real options. New construction is a standout feature here: 58 of the active listings are new builds, so comparing a brand-new home to resale is genuinely practical. Segment inventory is thinner in some niches — 5 waterfront, 4 pool, 4 gated and 15 in 55+ communities.
On carrying costs, the median HOA fee is $119 a month, though plenty of single-family homes carry no HOA, with dues concentrated in townhome and condo communities. Median property tax is about $2,498 a year. For renters weighing the buy-versus-rent math, the median rent sits at $1,315 a month. Always confirm the exact HOA, tax and rental figures on any specific property.
Schools in Jacksonville
Jacksonville's public schools fall under the Duval County school district, and because the city is so large, assigned schools vary significantly by address. Among the schools most commonly associated with listings in this data are Joseph Stilwell Middle School and Lake Shore Middle School at the middle level, and William M. Raines High School and Jean Ribault High School at the high school level.
The district also includes specialty and magnet-style programs, such as the Marine Science Education Center and Grasp Academy, which draw students from beyond a single neighborhood boundary. These programs are worth researching separately, since admission and eligibility often work differently from a standard zoned assignment.
Because zoning shifts by street and can change year to year, the only reliable way to confirm where a particular home is zoned is to check the address directly with Duval County Public Schools. If schools are a priority, verify the assignment before making an offer rather than relying on a neighborhood's general reputation.
Getting around Jacksonville
Specific drive-time data isn't available for this overview, but Jacksonville's layout is built around major highways that most buyers will come to know quickly. Interstate 95 runs north-south through the city, Interstate 10 heads west, and Interstate 295 forms a beltway that ties the far-flung neighborhoods together. The St. Johns River shapes travel as well, with several bridges connecting the east and west banks.
Given the city's size, commute times depend heavily on which neighborhood you choose relative to where you work. A home in a southern community like Bartram Park has a very different commute profile than one on the west side. Factoring your daily drive into the neighborhood decision is one of the most practical steps a Jacksonville buyer can take.
Because this is a car-oriented city spread over a large area, plan to drive for most daily errands. Before committing to a neighborhood, it's smart to test the actual drive to your workplace and the places you'll visit regularly at the times you'd travel.
Is Jacksonville a good place to live?
For many buyers, Jacksonville's core appeal is value: a median list price of $288,995 and a median sold price of $315,000 buy more home here than in much of Florida, while the city still offers a deep job market, river and beach access, and a wide range of neighborhoods. The market is balanced and workable — 530 sales in the past year, sellers getting about 98% of asking, and a median 40.5 days on market that lets buyers be deliberate.
The trade-offs are worth naming honestly. The city's size means neighborhoods vary enormously in age, condition and feel, so where you buy matters as much as what you buy, and commutes can be long if you choose poorly. Some popular segments — waterfront, pool and gated homes — are thin in current inventory, so buyers with those must-haves should move decisively when the right listing appears.
On balance, Jacksonville rewards buyers who do their homework: tour several neighborhoods, verify school zoning by address, test commutes, and weigh the strong supply of new construction against resale. For those willing to put in that legwork, it's one of the more accessible big-city markets in the state.
Fresh on the market
Newest homes in Jacksonville
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$160,000
1128 POWHATTAN STREET, JACKSONVILLE
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,125 sqft
$760,000
6556 PITTS ROAD, JACKSONVILLE
5 bd · 4 ba · 4,125 sqft
$255,000
644 WILLOW BRANCH AVENUE, JACKSONVILLE
4 bd · 2 ba · 1,250 sqft
$405,000
1712 BRISTLECONE PINE PLACE, JACKSONVILLE
3 bd · 2 ba · 2,454 sqft
$155,000
7302 BERRY AVENUE, JACKSONVILLE
3 bd · 1 ba · 1,133 sqft
$229,990
10724 WATERFIELD ROAD, JACKSONVILLE
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,429 sqft
$199,900
884 ROTARY ROAD, JACKSONVILLE
2 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,110 sqft
$334,990
11783 ETTERIDGE DRIVE, JACKSONVILLE
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 1,549 sqft
$368,454
14324 FIREBIRD DRIVE, JACKSONVILLE
3 bd · 2 ba · 2,188 sqft
$405,400
14384 FIREBIRD DRIVE, JACKSONVILLE
5 bd · 3 ba · 2,554 sqft
$210,000
6515 BARTHOLF AVENUE, JACKSONVILLE
3 bd · 2 ba · 1,289 sqft
$149,900
10423 KEUKA DRIVE, JACKSONVILLE
3 bd · 2 ba · 881 sqft
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The numbers that matter
The Jacksonville market
Leans seller
3.3 months of inventory
Demand still outpaces supply, but buyers have a little more room.
526
Sold, last 12 months
$315,000
Median sold price
98%
Sale-to-list ratio
What sellers actually get vs asking
16 days
Median time to sell
Jacksonville vs Duval County
Median list price
Price per sqft
Days on market
Median sold price — 3-yr, 3-mo rolling
▼ 6.2% yr/yr
Homes on the market
▲ 41.2% yr/yr
Homes sold per month
Live Stellar MLS data — listings and closed sales in Jacksonville, FL. Rolling medians smooth single-month swings in thin markets.
Where to look
Jacksonville neighborhoods
Gateway East
4 homes · $172K median
Jacksonville Heights West
4 homes · $237K median
Lakeshore
3 homes · $250K median
Woodstock
3 homes · $136K median
Cedar Hills
3 homes · $210K median
Murray Hill
2 homes · $238K median
Mid-westside
2 homes · $232K median
Lincoln Villas
2 homes · $189K median
Royal Terrace
2 homes · $107K median
Magnolia Gardens
2 homes · $153K median
Avondale
2 homes · $560K median
Bartram Park
2 homes · $430K median
Forest Trails
2 homes · $410K median
Chimney Lakes
2 homes · $348K median
Allendale
2 homes · $109K median
45th And Moncrief
2 homes · $240K median
Biltmore
2 homes · $195K median
Baymeadows
2 homes · $332K median
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Neighborhood boundaries by edgeAI — listings matched to the actual polygon, not agent-entered subdivision names.
For the school run
School zones with homes for sale
Homes matched to official attendance boundaries — always verify zoning with the district.
Beyond the listings
Living in Jacksonville
Entry prices that still work
A median list price of $288,995 and listings starting at $50,000 keep Jacksonville within reach for first-time and move-up buyers alike.
New construction everywhere
58 of 158 active listings are new builds, so you can compare brand-new homes against resale without leaving the city.
A true range of neighborhoods
From Bartram Park townhomes to Cedar Hills ranches, the city spans dozens of distinct areas and price points.
Balanced, steady market
Homes sell at about 98% of asking in a median 40.5 days, a market that favors neither side dramatically.
Townhome and condo options
With 43 townhouses and 7 condos among active listings, lower-maintenance living is easy to find.
Population
977,670
Median age
36.5
Median income
$69,872
Median home value
$293,700
What people here are into
Food & Drink
Top 14% in the U.S.Fueling for Fitness
A population characterized by healthy eating. Often pre-planning for meals for the purpose of fitness and convenience. Likely to participate in meal prep trends.
Lifestyles
Top 18% in the U.S.Wealth Signaling
Interested in the finer things life has to offer, this population wants to display their lifestyle by discussing luxury products. Often references jewelry, cars, and home features.
Beliefs
Top 18% in the U.S.Local Engagement
These citizens want to make their neighborhood a better, more beautiful place to live. They're attentive to the needs and affairs of the local community.
Entertainment
Top 18% in the U.S.Party Life
The party don't stop until the sun comes up. Loud music, crowds, and shots are a recipe for a great night out for these people.
Entertainment
Top 20% in the U.S.Lighthearted Fun
This population is all about keeping the mood light and good, clean fun. Common activities include spending time outdoors, catching up with friends, and dancing.
Appearance oriented
Top 21% in the U.S.Trend Trackers
This population lives as fast as the culture. They like to keep up with the latest trends, especially when it comes to apparel and accessories.
What it really costs
Owning here
Owning the median Jacksonville home
≈ $2,059/mo
$289,990 median · 20% down · 30-yr fixed at 6.9% · taxes/HOA from live listing data · insurance is a Florida estimate.
3%
In a FEMA flood zone
Most homes here sit outside high-risk zones
$1,315/mo
Median rent
9 homes for rent right now
Straight answers
Jacksonville real estate FAQs
Is Jacksonville a good place to live?+
It suits buyers who want a big-city job market, river and beach access, and prices well below much of Florida. The housing mix is genuinely broad — single-family homes, townhomes, condos and 55+ options — so most lifestyles and budgets have a foothold here. Across Duval County, Jacksonville anchors the region's jobs, healthcare and transportation.
Is Jacksonville expensive?+
By Florida standards it's relatively affordable: the median list price is $288,995 and the median sold price over the last year was $315,000. Listings run from $50,000 all the way to $939,000, so there's genuine range, and the average price per square foot sits at $174. You can also browse by price to see what's available at the lower end.
What do homes cost in Jacksonville?+
The median list price is $288,995 with a median home size of 1,522 square feet, working out to about $174 per square foot. Over the past 12 months, 530 homes sold at a median price of $315,000. Expect a spread from entry-level condos around $50,000 up to larger homes near $939,000.
How is the Jacksonville housing market?+
It's steady and fairly balanced: 158 homes are active, 530 sold in the last year, and sellers are getting about 98% of their asking price. The median days on market is 40.5, which gives buyers room to be deliberate without losing good listings to delay. Keep an eye on homes that are just reduced for negotiating leverage.
What are HOA fees and property taxes like?+
The median HOA fee is $119 a month, though many single-family homes carry no HOA at all, while townhome and condo communities tend to be where those dues show up. Median property tax runs about $2,498 a year. Always confirm the specific HOA and tax figures on any home before you write an offer.
What schools serve Jacksonville?+
Assigned schools vary widely across such a large city, but commonly cited ones include Joseph Stilwell Middle School, Lake Shore Middle School, William M. Raines High School and Jean Ribault High School, plus specialty programs like the Marine Science Education Center and Grasp Academy. Because Duval County school zones shift by address, always verify the exact zoned schools for any home you're considering directly with the district.
Is there new construction in Jacksonville?+
Yes — new construction is a major part of the current market, with 58 of 158 active listings being new builds. That's a strong share, so buyers can realistically choose a brand-new home over resale. Browse the new construction listings to compare floor plans and builder communities.
Can I find waterfront or 55+ homes here?+
Both exist but in smaller numbers right now: 5 waterfront listings, 4 with pools and 4 in gated communities, plus 15 homes in 55+ communities. If river or lake access matters to you, start with the waterfront homes and act quickly, since inventory in those niches is thin. Retirees should check the 55+ communities for the best match.
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IDX information is provided exclusively for consumers’ personal, non-commercial use and may not be used for any purpose other than to identify prospective properties consumers may be interested in purchasing. Data is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed accurate by Stellar MLS. Market statistics are computed from listing and sold data and change as the market moves.
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