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The Duval County Clerk of Courts has launched a Property Fraud Alert system that monitors a name and notifies the person when a document is recorded under that name. Other counties operate similar programs.
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Local Initiatives Support Corp. is partnering with the Northside Coalition of Jacksonville to provide $5,000 to $8,000 for down payments. The program is an attempt to help people break the cycle of poverty.
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More houses are being listed for sale; sales are slowing; and bidding wars are declining. But prices hit a historic high last month, meaning affordable homes are still hard to find.
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The Jax Rental Housing Project will analyze the local rental market and advocate for solutions.
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Despite wildly rising rents, a study by RentCafe cites Jacksonville's low cost of living, great weather and abundance of entertainment options.
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The booming real estate market could generate a roughly $90 million surge in new property taxes for the city of Jacksonville, double the annual growth the city has experienced in recent years, according to preliminary figures.
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Economist Ken H. Johnson says the nation faces a housing crisis that will lead to deep financial losses for millions of homeowners — except in places like Florida. Here, homes and apartments could remain unaffordable for some time.
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Jacksonville's rents increased faster than the nation as a whole from April 2021 to April 2022, according to a study by the Redfin real estate brokerage.
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Of the five ZIP codes that have seen their rent increase by more than 60% over the past half decade, three have a median household income of less than $32,000 a year, according to census data.
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The 0.7-acre wooded lot is on the Intracoastal Waterway and has a dock permit.