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Northeast Florida is the largest metro region in the state by land area and one of the fastest-growing in the Southeast.
Centered around the city of Jacksonville, it stretches across Duval, Clay, St. Johns, Nassau, and Baker counties combining coastal living, military presence, and business growth with Southern charm.
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Urban & Suburban Landscape
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Jacksonville (Duval County): The core city is unique in that it consolidated with its county, making it the largest city by area in the contiguous U.S.. It has a growing downtown, diverse neighborhoods, and an active waterfront.
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St. Johns County (e.g., St. Augustine, Nocatee): One of Florida's most desirable suburban areas, known for top-ranked schools, planned communities, and coastal history.
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Clay County (e.g., Orange Park, Fleming Island): Family-oriented suburbs with growing infrastructure and access to parks and rivers.
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Nassau County (e.g., Fernandina Beach, Yulee): A quieter, coastal area that blends small-town life with resort living on Amelia Island.
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Cultural Diversity & Identity
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A mix of Southern, coastal, and military cultures, with a growing international population.
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Jacksonville is home to major military bases: Naval Station Mayport and Naval Air Station Jacksonville, adding global and transient influences to the local population.
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Jacksonville is home to major military bases: Naval Station Mayport and Naval Air Station Jacksonville, adding global and transient influences to the local population.
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Economy & Industry
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Key sectors: Logistics, finance, healthcare, military, IT, and advanced manufacturing.
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Headquarters and major operations: FIS, CSX, Florida Blue, Black Knight, and Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT).
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The Port of Jacksonville is a critical East Coast logistics hub, especially for vehicle imports and exports.
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Transportation & Connectivity
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Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) offers domestic and limited international service with room for growth.
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Major highways (I-95, I-10, I-295) and a deepwater port support business and logistics operations.
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While public transit is limited, road infrastructure is extensive; car travel dominates daily life.
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Education & Talent
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Higher education institutions include University of North Florida (UNF), Jacksonville University, and satellite campuses of FSU, UF, and Flagler College.
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Strong talent pool for healthcare, logistics, and financial services, with workforce training programs aligned to regional economic priorities.
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Rapid growth in STEM education and cybersecurity training.
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Quality of Life & Recreation
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More than 20 miles of beaches, abundant golf courses, and urban parkland—Jacksonville has one of the largest urban park systems in the U.S.
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Outdoor lifestyle dominates: surfing, boating, fishing, and kayaking are year-round activities.
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Attractions include the Jacksonville Zoo, Cummer Museum, St. Johns Town Center, and historic St. Augustine, the oldest city in the U.S.
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Relocation & Affordability
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A relatively affordable cost of living compared to other major Florida cities like Miami, Orlando, or Tampa.
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Variety of housing: from oceanfront homes to gated communities, historic neighborhoods, and master-planned suburbs.
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Popular for military families, remote workers, and corporate transplants due to its livability, climate, and job opportunities.
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Contact Information
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Phone: +1 904.328.3900
Within USA: +1 844.787.8726
Email: jacksonville@pts-moves.com
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Jacksonville River Walk, Florida , United States
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Jacksonville, Florida , United States
