Jacksonville,
FL, offers moderate housing prices for employed individuals seeking to own
their own piece of Florida. The average home price in Jacksonville is in the
mid $300s, with peak months occurring in April, May, June, July, and August.
The city is supported by job seekers, snowbirds, and military personnel. Luxury
real estate is in high demand, with exclusive golf-based communities and urban
areas like San Marco, Avondale, and Riverside. Beach communities are also
experiencing major renovations, with Ponte Vedra holding some of the highest
values in the area. If you wait to buy your own home, you can first rent and
experience the lifestyle at the smart home apartment
in Jacksonville, the Volta
Apartments at eTown.
Brand New Apartments in Jacksonville FL
Volta
is a resident's choice for a brand-new apartment in Jacksonville, FL. It offers sophisticated residences with gourmet
kitchens, quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, and contemporary
lighting. I like the upgraded bathrooms, walk-in showers, walk-in closets, and full-size washers
and dryers available. This SmartHome features contemporary finishes that enhance the living experience. It provides a luxurious apartment
and stylish resident community
amenities designed to recharge as well as
encourage connection. The Volta's SmartHome technology allows for a convenient lifestyle. This apartment offers a lifestyle-enhancing experience, whether social, fitness, pet, or weekend adventures.
For more information, or to book a tour, call (904) 734-0472.
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Museum of Science and History
The
Museum of Science and
History is a non-profit institution in
Jacksonville, Florida, specializing in science and local history exhibits. The
museum seeks $80 million from public, private, and community funding to improve
and develop its 50-year-old Jacksonville Southbank campus. The project aims to
widen the square footage from 77,000 to 120,000 square feet. It also seeks to
reorient the entry toward the St. Johns River, as well as enhance the current
exhibits and make more installations, educational alignment, programming, and
immersive experiences with the latest technology. The improvements will include
a café, rooftop conference center, event space, "Maker Spaces," and
innovation labs. The museum offers a dynamic backdrop for events, including business
plans and fireworks lighting up the skyline. It's a must-go museum in
Jacksonville, FL.
List of Public Swimming Pools to Open
Jacksonville will offer 18 outdoor pools for public swimming and sunbathing during Labor Day on September 4. Pools are open Monday through Friday, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays and 2 to 6 p.m. on Sundays. Duval County Public Schools pools will only be available on weekends starting August 6. The pools that will open, which you can choose from include Andrew Jackson High School, Baldwin Middle/High School, Cecili Aquatic Center, Fort Caroline Club pool, Fort Caroline Club, Johnnie W. Walker Park, Harts Road/Eartha Napolean Park, Julius Guinyard Park, Lakeshore Middle School, Mandarin High School, Oceanway Park, Pine Forest, Ribault High School, Riverside High School, Sandalwood High School, Thomas Jefferson Park, Westside High School, and Woodland Acres/Warrington Park. Read more.
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