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Sold already??

Jacksonville definitely needs a NBA TEAM ! im relocating upcoming spring bringing my 30FT RV GOURMET MOBILE BISTRO food truck.......DIS VIDEO MADE ME MORE EXCITED 😊 ❤

How is the crime rate

Super hot, stay indoors and prepare for a nice $300 electric bill for your nice and cool AC unit.

I grew up in Florida, and I didn't really even know Jacksonville existed most my life. I also met great people later in life who left Jacksonville. It just doesn't seem to captivate people. Maybe I'm wrong.? I'll go explore Jacksonville soon and give it new consideration.

Looking for builders for 3 new small builds. Any recommendations on builders in Jax?

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That house looks perfect. Modern, but not cold and stale.

Why would anyone buy in an area that is 40% built up, where developers can continue to build more houses, bringing prices down?

Hurricane parties are a big thing here in JAX! 😂

Nice video

We live in Nocatee currently and are looking to move up. Are there neighborhoods there that have more land or oversized lots?

People haven't figured out we're already full?

Love this!!

Sandalwood is also a great option!

I’ve been looking at apartments from New York

If I don't move to Jacksonville till late fall 2025 I'm gay

Hi! Thank you for this informative video! What is the weather there comparing to Miami for example? Has to be lower temperature?

Almost no one mentions the rain, so thank you!!! 😅 I think I’m not exaggerating by saying that it rains at least 85% of summertime

These are all low iq takes. Just visit before you move. This is the dude who is maybe sheltered or is really poorly traveled and moved to a new city and essentially functions as an npc. Very boring person.

Not a huge fan of E Town. Fort Caroline is a sleeper. Really well located and prices are reasonable.

E town and Nocatee are awful new suburbs, let’s be honest. They should be removed from the list

1:42 where is this?

This video made me very emotional 😢 This video brought my memories back. I love Jacksonville, ❤ I love Florida ❤ I am from Afghanistan and I have visited Jacksonville Florida three times. In 2010, 2011, and 2012. For medical treatments. I am still in contact with those wonderful, amazing, beautiful, nice and kindhearted friends families. Thank you so much for making this video. ❤❤❤

Perfect if you had a pool

Frightening, how people spend their time on the Internet these days. 🤦‍♂️

would you mind tour CONDO. if there got a condo

Great ambassador!

Awesome information!

Awesome! enjoyable for young generation & retire people. but Too expensive & probably one of CONDO. will be million bucks because they don't show or tour to us.

Continued development is something to consider. The traffic in this area is already substantial and increasing.

Jax has a great zoo and nearby is Chowder Ted's. Follow that with a drive on Huguenot Park--right off the water! Not many places like Jax exist.

The highest taxes there is

JACKSONVILLE RENTS ARE SKY HIGH. 1 BEDROOM NEAR $1,800.00 SENIORS ARE STRUGGLING TO GET BY WITH THE HIGH RENTS, ALONG WITH FOOD. THERE IS A TERRIBLE CRIME RATE. HARD TO FIND A SAFE AFFORDABLE PLACE TO LIVE. GETTING WORSE. IF YOU CAN'T TAKE THE HEAT AND HUMIDITY STAY AWAY.

Great video! Very informative, I love it. It's just hurt's me that you didn't mention the Alton Avenue. It might look an average neighborhood, but this place is AMAZING. The people here are so kind. But the best place there is definitely is a trailer at 8805. Back in a day, there was living a man called Nicolas John Stabire the III. He was hosting a podcast called Oddkast which unintentionally popularized Jacksonville all around the world. He later moved to Denton (a city in Texas), but the people there decided to honor him by placing his favorite bar right next to his former home, Hoptinger, where you can try many recipes that Nick invented on his podcast (my favorite being Oddkast burger and Oddkast chocolate). There were playing Hotel California by Eagles (Nick's favorite song), such a wonderful place! I had such a great time there! I'm shocked, like, how the hell this place is so unknown, even to people from Jacksonville! If you are going to visit Jacksonville, visiting 8805 Alton Avenue is a MUST!

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Boring

As my daughter said the first time she came to visit in Sawgrass Country Club, "This is like Goldilocks, not too hot, not too cold. Just right. It's Paradise".

Move here if you like , just leave your liberal politics where you left from ...

Love this city not matter what haters saids

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"as low as 40"?!?!? Try 18°!!!

You're not going to escape the heavy traffic anywhere In Florida.

Please move back to where your from

One Note... you mentioned A1A to get to Micklers, but the video is Ponte Vedra Blvd.

Jacksonville is really a bunch of small communities stitched together to make one large city hence the large population. There is no real central downtown core that in many big cities develops over time is usually a hub for great restaurant and night life. Jacksonville has few really great restaurants and the night life is negligible. People say they love that it is an easy commute to other cities but when you think about it why would you expect to have to travel to other cities for entertainment and good food when you should have that available in the city where you actually live..Just saying...

Lets see..........it is hotter and more humid in summer than south Florida, if you buy an older house, home owners insurance will not cover you if the roof is over 15 years old, if you have older piping as they will require you to have your whole house re-piped and then when you do they still won't insure you because they don't like the old drain piping under your cement slab, when you do get insurance it is at least 3 times what you would pay in any other state and really doesn't cover hurricane or flood, it is a right to work state and you will not receive holiday pay or a Christmas bonus at many places of work. In general workers rights are few and far between and expect to get paid about 1/3 less than you would be paid elsewhere. In the meantime grocery prices are sky high. Expect to spend $100 or more per person per week. Rents are also high but of course not as sky high as say San Francisco or NY city. Oh yes...and although they say Jacksonville doesn't get hurricanes, in the last 2 years I have experienced 3 near misses to the city with wind damage each time.

Jacksonville is a shithole especially downtown area.