Jamie Handy

A commercial or industrial roof is one of the largest investments a property owner makes. It protects the building and everything inside it, yet because it’s rarely seen, it’s often overlooked until a problem surfaces. Waiting to act can be expensive. A reactive approach frequently leads to emergency repairs, business interruptions, voided warranties and, in

Plans are moving forward for a new dining destination at 301 North Roscoe Blvd., the former site of Lulu’s Waterfront Grille, which closed in 2021 and has since been demolished. True Story Brands has partnered with Shark Tooth Dining, LLC to bring Yebo Beach Haus and the Lions Head Private Members Club to the waterfront

From beautiful beaches and expansive parks to a growing arts scene and family-oriented attractions, Jacksonville offers something for everyone. Whether you’re exploring the city’s cultural roots at historic sites or spending Saturday morning at a local market, there are endless opportunities to enjoy life here. 1. Enjoy the Outdoors & Natural Beauty Beaches & Parks

As we step into January 2026, the Northeast Florida housing market is poised for a shift toward balance—with affordability easing, inventory growing, and buyers gaining a bit more leverage than in recent years. While conditions will still be competitive in many neighborhoods, the headwinds of the past few years are beginning to give way to

After years of soaring prices, Jacksonville homebuyers may finally see some breathing room ahead. A new outlook from Realtor.com points to 2026 as a potential shift in the housing market, with conditions easing away from a seller-dominated environment and moving toward a more even playing field. “For a while, sellers really held the upper hand,”

We are incredibly grateful to share that Fluid Realty has been recognized as a Best of 2025 Jacksonville Beach Award Winner in the Real Estate Agency category! The BusinessRate Best of 2025 Awards celebrate local businesses that stand out in customer satisfaction, brand reputation, and service excellence—measured entirely through authentic, publicly available customer feedback. This

After fully leasing out its first Town Center retail building, Jacksonville-based Ashco Inc. is preparing to start construction on a second project at the former Wendy’s location it purchased in February. The company announced on Aug. 23 that it will build “Town Center II,” a 16,000-square-foot development at 4907 Big Island Drive, with completion expected

Below is a neighborhood-by-neighborhood outlook for Neptune Beach, Atlantic Beach, Jacksonville Beach, Nocatee, Downtown Jacksonville, and Mayport — with short, practical takeaways and links to sources so you can dig deeper. Quick market summary (metro-wide) Expect moderate, positive price appreciation and more transaction activity by late 2026, driven by population/job growth in the Jacksonville MSA,

Aventuur Inc., a global developer of surf parks, is moving ahead with plans for Jacksonville Surf Park — a 45-acre destination anchored by a 5.5-acre Wavegarden Cove Lagoon capable of generating ocean-quality waves for more than 80 surfers at once. But the concept goes far beyond the wave. Aventuur’s vision is to create a full

Dream Finders Homes has teamed up with Charlotte-based private equity firm South Street Partners to purchase the Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa and its exclusive oceanfront Cabana Beach Club. The $149 million deal, confirmed by a company spokesperson, marks a major change in ownership for the Ponte Vedra Beach landmark. Financing was backed by