From bagel spots and frozen custard shops to dumpling restaurants and fast-casual chains, several new eateries have recently opened from Neptune Beach to Orange Park, with more on the way. Here’s a quick look at some of the newest additions — and what’s still to come — around the Jacksonville dining scene. Open Now Jeff’s

As we head into March 2026, the Northeast Florida real estate market continues its shift toward a more balanced, stable environment after the intense seller-favored conditions of recent years. Local trends show growing inventory, moderate price shifts, and easing pressure on buyers — all of which are influencing how Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach,

If you own a home in Florida — or you’re planning to buy — filing for the Homestead Exemption is one of the most important steps you can take to lower your property taxes and protect your investment. Many homeowners don’t realize they could be saving hundreds to thousands of dollars every year simply by

Instead of simply being a space people pass through, the goal is to turn the riverfront into a lively, year-round destination supported by events, arts and culture, and partnerships with private businesses. City leaders emphasized that each park will have its own identity rather than following a single design template. Every location is being planned

The development, called Breakwater Villas, will be the builder’s first project in St. Johns County, with sales anticipated to begin in summer 2026. Located just blocks from the ocean at 28 Castillo Vista Way, the community will offer residents walkable access to the shoreline. Century Communities regional president Greg Ott said the company is excited

Jacksonville continues to see steady growth in large-scale single-family residential development, with multiple projects of 100 homes or more moving forward. Since December 2025, the city has approved civil plans for 937 single-family homes across five separate subdivision developments. The approved projects include a 267-home Southside development by ICI Homes, the 209-home Summerglen subdivision by

As we head into February 2026, local real estate trends around Jacksonville and the surrounding beach communities are continuing to shift away from the extreme seller-driven conditions seen earlier in the decade. Market fundamentals suggest a cooling, more balanced market with pockets of opportunity for both buyers and sellers. 📈 National Context: Stability Over Surge

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