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    8181 AC Skinner Pky, Jacksonville, FL 32256

    Studio - 3 Beds$1,499 - $2,370

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    11391 Square St, Jacksonville, FL 32256

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Living in Jacksonville FL

Nestled along the Atlantic Ocean just south of the Georgia border, Jacksonville is one of Florida's most populated cities and the largest city by area in the contiguous United States. Similar to many Florida cities, Jacksonville is filled with entertainment and leisure. Scenic beaches, lively nightlife, and the school spirit of the University of North Florida shape Jacksonville as one of Florida's best cities. Rental options include student apartments, ranch-style houses, beachfront homes, and more.

Moving to the Area

Jacksonville is a beautiful place to live and has a housing affordability rate that's 10 percent below the national average. It's the most populous city in Florida, with a population of over 900,000 residents, and about 44 percent of residents in Jacksonville rent their homes. Rentals in Jacksonville are plentiful, so you'll be able to find one that suits your lifestyle.

Lifestyle

If you are searching for that easygoing, beachy lifestyle, Jacksonville delivers. The beaches you'll discover along Jacksonville's shoreline are sure to impress. Head to Neptune Beach to soak up the sun or try Ponte Vedra if you want to do a little golfing along with your surfing. Little Talbot Island State Park has a campground and a more natural beach experience. You'll find great neighborhoods in Jacksonville, including Isle of Palms, Secret Cove, Ortega Forest, and Oceanway. The Jacksonville Jaguars continue to represent the city in the NFL, playing their home games at TIAA Bank Field.

Culture

Those living in Jacksonville enjoy the laidback, coastal vibe of this seaside college town. There are millions that travel to the beaches on the Jacksonville coast every year. In fact, Jacksonville Beach is regularly named one of the top beaches in America. But there's more to Jax than sand between your toes and palm trees over your head. This city has a thriving theater scene, a variety of street fairs and craft markets, and music events like the Jacksonville Jazz Festival. The city is also home to professional sports teams such as the Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL) and the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (MiLB).

Industry

Jacksonville is home to a variety of companies, including Bank of America, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida, and the grocery store chain BI-LO, which has transitioned to the Food Lion brand in the area. The Port of Jacksonville, one of the largest seaports in the state, provides numerous employment opportunities. The biggest employer, the Naval Air Station, has more than 17,000 people on active duty.

Sports & Colleges

Moving to Jacksonville will provide you with plenty of sports teams to cheer on. The Dolphins play for the University of North Florida, which is in the Greater Arlington neighborhood. The Jacksonville Jaguars are in the AFC South league, under the NFL, and play at TIAA Bank Field in the downtown area. Living in Jacksonville also puts many great schools within immediate reach. There are high-profile institutions here, such as the Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, Jacksonville University, Paxon School for Advanced Studies, Stanton College Preparatory School, and more.

Landmarks

Jacksonville's 110-acre zoo is a great place to visit and a bonus for anyone moving to Jacksonville. The number one attraction is the Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens, which features over 5,000 displays of artwork in a beautifully landscaped riverfront area. The Museum of Science and History (MOSH) is another cool spot, with many hands-on science exhibits for younger kids to enjoy. Two great quick spots for pictures when living in Jacksonville include Amelia Island and the Friendship Fountain in St. Johns River Park.

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