Jacksonville Beach, Florida

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Duval Counties oldest, largest and southernmost beach community, Jacksonville Beach, boasts a Jacksonville Beach thriving commercial base that significantly contributes to the local economy. There are four major hotels, two giant shopping centers, a variety of attractions and year-round tourism. The downtown commercial district is undergoing redevelopment, which will include a centralized storm drainage system and water, sewer and electric upgrades. The city's grant program awards businesses up to $3,000 for exterior improvements. The population of Jacksonville Beach is expected to peak at 25,000 when all available land is developed.

-Dynamic "city" within the beaches area

-Condominiums, hotels and restaurants surround oceanfront central business district

-Center for festivals and concerts

-Commercial, office and light industry property available

Jacksonville's beaches
Jacksonville's beach communities: Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach and Jacksonville Beach date back to 1884, when Ruby Beach was established. Ruby Beach, now known as Jacksonville Beach, was a sparsely populated community with one general store and a post office. Today, business and tourism thrive at the beaches, and more than 75,000 people live there. All three beach municipalities have their own governments, but are located in Duval County and remain part of its consolidated government.

-Miles of wide Atlantic Coast beaches

-Mild, breezy climate

-Lush coastal topography

-A diversity of neighborhoods, each with unique coastal Florida
personality

-A relaxed lifestyle away from the city

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