Median single‑family prices in the Jacksonville region rose 5.3% in February to $388,500 even as pending contracts fell sharply, pointing to a market that’s balancing. Inventory and permits nudged higher but affordability remains strained.

Live Oak Contracting has signed on with Future of Cities to advance Jacksonville's PHXJAX arts district. The project repurposes historic buildings into studios, shops and mixed-income housing.

Pattillo is lining up a 1.11 million-square-foot warehouse in North Jacksonville as JEA reviews utility needs and leasing interest returns to big logistics buildings.

Publix is weighing demolition of its Old Arlington store at Merrill Road and has filed a JEA service‑availability request to rebuild a modern ~55,000‑sq‑ft supermarket and liquor shop.

Harry’s group paid $3.8M for Whitey’s Fish Camp and says it will keep the longtime Fleming Island waterfront spot largely intact while making light updates.

Underwood Jewelers has city permits to begin a $2.2M phased renovation of its San Marco Square store, including a new façade and full interior remodel.

NYC investor Peter Von Der Ahe has listed his renovated Ponte Vedra Beach oceanfront estate and cut the price to $17.853M. The 1.04‑acre property at 733 Ponte Vedra Blvd includes roughly 150 feet of Atlantic frontage.

An 85‑unit mixed‑income proposal called Duval 212 moves Cathedral Hill closer to a 2,500‑home target, with 75 workforce units and ground‑floor retail planned. City filings show the developer will seek tax credits and a DIA loan.

Axionlog wants to expand its North Jacksonville cold- and dry-storage facility to about 97,700 square feet; a $7.59M construction permit is under city review after recent site‑clearing and foundation work.

Realtor.com data show about 64% of Florida listings carried HOA dues in 2025 and the state's median monthly HOA runs well above the national norm.

Bellwether and Intuition Ale Works are closing downtown this spring, renewing concerns about vacancy and whether new projects will bring steady foot traffic back to the Northbank.

Marriott and Choice Hotels are planning properties along Daytona's LPGA Boulevard as national restaurants and grocers reshape the corridor.

Permit filings would clear the former AT&T Transtech campus at 8000 Baymeadows Way for two speculative warehouses totaling roughly 404,000 square feet.