Some houses just make living easy. This Murray Hill bungalow is one of them. Built in 1924 and sitting on Polaris Street, this 2 bed / 2 bath home has been thoughtfully updated without losing what makes a 100-year-old bungalow worth buying in the first place. At 1,018 square feet, it lives larger than it […]
Buying your first home in Jacksonville is a big decision, and one of the first choices you’ll face is whether to focus on new construction or resale homes. Both options can work beautifully in our market, but they serve different needs and personalities. Rather than chasing a “right” answer, you want to align the type […]
When the sellers of 53 W 10th Street were ready to list, they wanted someone who knew Springfield – not just the market, but the neighborhood itself. What the homes are made of, what makes them tick, and how to tell that story to the right buyers. That’s the work. Here’s what made this listing […]
People don’t always have Murray Hill on their radar right away. They start looking in Riverside or Avondale, maybe Springfield, and then they realize they either want a little less space, a slightly lower price point, or something that feels a bit less intense day to day. That’s usually when Murray Hill enters the conversation. […]
Close Price: $460,000 Days on Market: 61 Buyer Representation: None $77k above market average Market average: 80 2 Buyers came from direct marketing The 1909 Craftsman duplex on Hubbard Street had everything that makes a Springfield property worth holding onto – corner lot, wraparound porches on both levels, original fireplaces and trim, and two well-updated […]
People think Springfield is either “up and coming” or “still rough,” but neither of those really explains what it is. That’s usually where buyers get stuck. They’re trying to simplify it, and Springfield doesn’t fit into a clean category. It’s one of the oldest neighborhoods in Jacksonville, it’s gone through decline and a full revival, […]
People think Riverside and Avondale are basically the same neighborhood, and that’s usually where things start to go sideways. On a map they sit right next to each other, and a lot of people group them together, but when you actually spend time in both, they feel completely different. Riverside has more layers to it. […]
Tucked between the Historic Springfield neighborhood and New Springfield neighborhoods sits eight and a half acres that most people have driven past without a second glance. Abandoned warehouses. Weedy lots. Rail-line edges that felt more like the forgotten back of a city than its beating heart. But that stretch of land – mostly bordered by […]
People are drawn to San Marco for a reason, but most of them can’t explain it right away. They’ll say it’s charming. Walkable. Close to everything. And yes, all of that is true. But that’s not really the thing that makes it stick. San Marco feels established in a way that a lot of neighborhoods […]
People think Avondale is just an extension of Riverside. It’s not. That’s the first-place people get it wrong. Yes, they sit next to each other. Yes, they share history. But Avondale has always been its own thing. It was planned that way from the beginning, and it still shows today. If you’re considering living in […]
