Duval County, FL, USA9 Property Listings
N/A New Berlin Rd, Jacksonville FL 32218
Jacksonville, Duval County
N/AN/AN/Aft²$59,000A11675594 • A-Miami Association of REALTORS
- Unit No. 11656
11656 N DUNES WAY DR # 11656, Jacksonville FL 32225
Jacksonville, Duval County
221520ft²$180,000A11668144 • A-Miami Association of REALTORS
- Unit No. 304
4251 Monument Rd # 304, Jacksonville FL 32225
Jacksonville, Duval County
332510ft²$366,900A11662470 • A-Miami Association of REALTORS
- Unit No. N/A
2838 Black Buck Circle, Jacksonville FL 32225
Jacksonville, Duval County
221109ft²$235,000A11650885 • A-Miami Association of REALTORS
1050 Hendricks Ave, Jacksonville FL 32207
Jacksonville, Duval County
N/A1888ft²$279,500A11650873 • A-Miami Association of REALTORS
6067 Ricker, Jacksonville FL 32244
Jacksonville, Duval County
32N/Aft²$160,000A11634006 • A-Miami Association of REALTORS
2346 Adams Lake Blvd, Jacksonville FL 32221
Jacksonville, Duval County
322251ft²$330,000A11615802 • A-Miami Association of REALTORS
1831 W 25th ST, Jacksonville FL 32209
Jacksonville, Duval County
421556ft²$105,000A11583802 • A-Miami Association of REALTORS
2122 Brooklyn Rd, Jacksonville FL 32209
Jacksonville, Duval County
32N/Aft²$170,000A11534528 • A-Miami Association of REALTORS
Market Analysis
2024-2025 South East Florida Housing Outlook: Key Insights
As inflation eases and the economy slows, the Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates by 2025, setting the stage for a housing sales recovery and price growth in Southeast Florida. Mortgage rates are projected to decline to 6.6% by late 2024 and 5.7% by 2025, which will boost affordability. While home sales may decrease in 2024, they are expected to rebound by 2025, driven by demand for single-family homes, with over 1,000 renters potentially becoming homeowners. Single-family home prices are forecasted to rise by 7% annually, with nearly 10% growth in 2025. Meanwhile, Southeast Florida's economy will see employment growth of 2.4% in 2025, adding 80,000 jobs, while business tax cuts and global investment will further fuel regional growth. Overall, the region’s housing market will benefit from lower rates, improved affordability, and a robust local economy.