Jean Ribault High School

It's an established northwest Jacksonville community with a mix of school options nearby, including Lake Shore Middle School and the Marine Science Education Center. Homes here run smaller and more affordable than much of the city, with a median size around 1,490 square feet. It suits buyers who want an accessible price point and time to shop without a bidding-war rush.

No — it's one of the more affordable Jacksonville zones, with a median list price of $308,000 and an average of $154 per square foot. Prices span a wide range, from an entry-level $79,900 up to $1,085,000, so there's a home for most budgets. You can compare against the broader Jacksonville homes for sale to see how the value stacks up.

Active listings carry a median list price of $308,000, while homes actually sold over the past 12 months came in at a median of $275,000. That gap, plus sellers netting about 94% of asking, tells you there's room to negotiate below list.

It's a slower, buyer-friendly market with 17 active listings and a median 66 days on market. Only 37 homes sold in the past year, so inventory turns over gradually — watching the live map helps you catch new listings early. With sellers averaging 94% of asking, patient buyers can find favorable terms.

Carrying costs here are light: the median HOA runs just $32 per month, and many homes have no association at all. Median property taxes come in around $3,267 per year, keeping overall ownership costs reasonable for the price point.