Housing in Jacksonville Beach

Jacksonville Beach prices well above the city of Jacksonville itself, consistent with its status as the area's most developed and amenity-dense beach town.

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A median more than double Jacksonville citywide

Redfin's trailing-three-month window ending June 2026 put Jacksonville Beach's median sale price at about $686,000, up 6.4% year over year, while median price per square foot ran $377, down 11.5% year over year -- a combination suggesting a shift toward larger homes selling rather than broad price appreciation, per this site's base record. That figure runs more than double the city of Jacksonville's own citywide median (roughly $310K per the base record) -- a genuinely different price tier, not the same market.

A separate cost-of-living-index source runs somewhat lower

A cost-of-living-index source citing $624,313 as Jacksonville Beach's median home value runs meaningfully below the $686,000 Redfin figure above -- both are cited here rather than reconciled into one number, consistent with this site's practice of disclosing rather than collapsing genuine cross-source disagreement.

The largest and most commercially developed of the three beach towns

Of Jacksonville's three historic beach towns, Jacksonville Beach is the largest and most commercially developed, anchored by the SeaWalk Pavilion and a walkable restaurant-and-nightlife strip -- also the priciest of the three, per this site's base record.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-22. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.