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This house in San Marco sold for $283,000 in 2016. Today it's listed for $485,000. | Jessica Palombo, Jacksonville TodayThis house in San Marco sold for $283,000 in 2016. Today it's listed for $485,000. | Jessica Palombo, Jacksonville Today
This house in San Marco sold for $283,000 in 2016. Today it's listed for $485,000. | Jessica Palombo, Jacksonville Today

Home prices in Jacksonville doubled in just 7.9 years

By Heather Henderson
Published on April 18, 2024 at 10:33 am
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Home prices have skyrocketed across the country lately, and a study by Point2 looked at where prices doubled the fastest. If you have been shopping for a home in Duval County since 2019, this should come as no surprise: Jacksonville is on the list of 31 cities because its median home price has doubled since 2016. 

Jacksonville is one of five Florida cities to make the list, but it’s not as extreme as Tampa and Miami, which made the top five for median prices that doubled in just six years. 

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The study examined home prices in the 100 largest cities between January 2000 and February 2024. According to the Northeast Florida Association of Realtors, the median sale price of a single-family home in Duval County was $345,950 as of last month, up from just $217,405 pre-pandemic, in 2019. 

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author image Newsletter Writer Heather Henderson is a writer, editor and artist. Originally hailing from South Florida, she has lived in Jax for close to 20 years. Previously a staff writer at Void, she also worked as a global trade researcher and wrote about trade policy for American Shipper. Most recently, she served as assistant editor for the National Culinary Review and We Are Chefs. In her free time she loves to paint, watch bad reality shows and read. She has a bachelor’s degree in history from the University of North Florida.
author image Newsletter Writer Heather Henderson is a writer, editor and artist. Originally hailing from South Florida, she has lived in Jax for close to 20 years. Previously a staff writer at Void, she also worked as a global trade researcher and wrote about trade policy for American Shipper. Most recently, she served as assistant editor for the National Culinary Review and We Are Chefs. In her free time she loves to paint, watch bad reality shows and read. She has a bachelor’s degree in history from the University of North Florida.

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