Jacksonville, FL

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Market snapshot

Performance indicators for the Jacksonville short-term rental market based on reliable data.

Listings

6508 / 13452

Reliable / Active

Cap Rate

14%

Middle-Earners Gross Yield

Revenue

$38,634

Middle-Earners Revenue

Occupancy

66%

Middle-Earners Occupancy

Home Value

$282,367

Median Home Sale Price

Top Earners

$87,712

Top-Earners Revenue

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B

Generally Investor friendly

Jacksonville Regulations

Jacksonville explicitly permits short‑term rentals citywide (excluding Jacksonville Beach which has its own certificate), but investors must secure a state DBPR license, a local land use permit (or STVR certificate and fire inspection for Jacksonville Beach), and pay modest annual fees and taxes; occupancy limits are reasonable and there are no caps on the number of units, making the framework friendly yet moderately bureaucratic.

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About Jacksonville

Jacksonville, Florida, is the largest city by area in the contiguous United States and has an estimated population of roughly 900,000 residents. Located in Northeast Florida, Jacksonville is about 25 miles south of the Georgia state line and approximately 345 miles north of Miami. The city is also situated about 140 miles driving distance to the closest major city, Orlando.

Jacksonville is characterized by its extensive waterways, including the St. Johns River, which flows through the city, and its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean. This makes it an appealing location for short-term rentals, particularly for those interested in outdoor activities and water sports.

One of the key landmarks in the city is the Jacksonville Landing, a commercial and entertainment district along the river which can be explored here. Another central attraction is the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, which offers a rich experience of Florida's natural wildlife (visit site). Additionally, the city is home to numerous parks and green spaces like Hemming Park, providing urban respite (explore more).

For culture and history enthusiasts, the Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens presents a comprehensive collection of art, alongside beautifully maintained gardens (website). Sports fans will find TIAA Bank Field of particular interest, home of the Jacksonville Jaguars (more info).

Finally, Jacksonville's beaches, such as Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, and Atlantic Beach, are all within a short drive from the city center, making them accessible and attractive for short-term rental guests. More information about Jacksonville Beach can be found here.

In summary, Jacksonville's diverse attractions, proximity to natural and urban amenities, and convenient location relative to other major cities make it an appealing option for short-term rentals.

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