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Eden at Kendall West
9105 Tredinick Parkway, Jacksonville, FL 3221112 month lease from$1,500
Base rent from $1,425
Presidium Regal
14051 Beach Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 3225012 month lease from$1,555
Base rent from $1,470
360 Communities at Avenues Walk
10654 Towns Way, Jacksonville, FL 3225812 month lease from$2,094
Base rent from $1,989
The Aston at Town Center
10655 Brightman Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 3224615 month lease from$1,749
Base rent from $1,634
Greater Jacksonville: The Birthplace of Southern Rock
As Florida's largest city by area and population, the Greater Jacksonville area has all the perks of a big city, with historic, beachfront areas like Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Jacksonville Beach, and nearby St. Augustine. Located where the St. Johns River meets the Atlantic Ocean, "The Bold New City of the South" is known for its Southern hospitality and music scene. Home to the largest urban park system in the nation and more than 22 miles of beaches, Jacksonville and the surrounding areas provide an enviable quality of life that attracts young professionals, families, and retirees alike. If you're looking for an apartment in the Greater Jacksonville area, find your dream home with Greystar!
Neighborhoods and Living Options
From suburban areas like St. Johns to beachside cities like St. Augustine, Greater Jacksonville has various neighborhoods to choose from. In the city of Jacksonville itself, the San Marco district appeals to young professionals with its boutique shopping and lively dining scene, while family-friendly suburbs like Fleming Island and Mandarin offer spacious properties and top schools. The Duval County Public School system serves most of the metro area, with several schools consistently earning top marks.
Business and Economy
Greater Jacksonville's economy thrives on its marine port, military presence, and growing financial sector. Major employers include Naval Air Station Jacksonville, Mayo Clinic Florida, and several Fortune 500 company headquarters. The region's steady job growth and lack of state income tax make it particularly attractive to professionals and entrepreneurs.
Recreation and Culture
The city's outdoor attractions include the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve and multiple state parks. Cultural highlights feature the Museum of Science and History and the Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens. Sports enthusiasts rally behind the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars at EverBank Stadium.
Transportation
Jacksonville International Airport provides convenient access to major destinations, while I-95 and I-295 facilitate regional travel. The Jacksonville Transportation Authority operates an extensive bus network, and the Skyway monorail system connects residents throughout the city of Jacksonville. Water taxis offer scenic transport across the St. Johns River, connecting downtown attractions.
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