Found 11 blog entries tagged as Nocatee.

If you've been house-hunting between Nocatee and eTown lately, you've probably seen the signs for EverRange, The PARC Group's newest master-planned community on Philips Highway at the southern tip of Duval County. It's early — really early — but the location alone makes this one worth understanding before the crowds show up. Here's an honest, non-generic breakdown of what EverRange is, what it costs, and who it's actually right for.


1. Where EverRange Is and Why the Location Matters

EverRange sits on roughly 1,000 to 1,200 acres running north to south, ending right where Philips Highway (US-1) meets Nocatee Parkway and Race Track Road at the Duval/St. Johns County line. That puts it directly between two of the region's most successful communities:…

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On Wednesday, August 19, the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting that ran more than four hours. By the end of it, two pieces of land near Interstate 95 and State Road 207 were cleared for fast-tracked development. A third, much bigger piece of land — 4,462 acres just north of Nocatee — got put on hold for two more weeks. If you own a home in St. Johns County, or you're thinking about buying one, here's what actually happened, why it happened, and what it means for you.


1. What Is an "Agricultural Enclave," and Why Does It Matter?

Normally, when a developer wants to turn farmland into a neighborhood, they have to go through a long process with the county: years of meetings, studies on roads and schools, and a final…

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St. Johns County is one of Northeast Florida's most active new-construction markets, with 742 residential permits issued in Q1 2026 alone. Buyers can choose from production, semi-custom, and custom builders across master-planned communities like Nocatee and SilverLeaf, with typical build timelines running 8-12 months from contract to closing.

What should buyers know about new construction in St. Johns County in 2026?

St. Johns County is one of Northeast Florida's most active new-construction markets, ranking among Florida's top counties for residential permitting with 742 new permits issued in Q1 2026. Buyers can choose from production, semi-custom, and custom builders across master-planned communities like Nocatee and SilverLeaf, with…

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Nocatee is one of Northeast Florida's premier master-planned communities, drawing move-up buyers with resort-style amenities, newer construction, and a high-income, family-oriented neighborhood profile. With a 2025 median home value above $677,000, it sits firmly in the premium tier of the Jacksonville metro.

Why is Nocatee, FL a top choice for move-up buyers?

Nocatee is a master-planned community in St. Johns County that consistently attracts move-up buyers because it combines resort-style amenities, newer construction options, and a high-income, family-oriented community profile. The most recent structured data, from a 2025 profile, shows a median home value above $677,000, placing Nocatee firmly in the premium tier of the Jacksonville…

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Relocating to Jacksonville, FL means choosing from one of the largest cities in the U.S. by land area, with distinct submarkets ranging from beach communities to master-planned suburbs. Key decisions involve neighborhood fit, commute reality, Florida's tax advantages, and understanding the local housing market before you buy.

What do you need to know before relocating to Jacksonville, FL?

Jacksonville, FL is one of the most compelling relocation destinations in the Southeast, thanks to Florida's no-state-income-tax advantage, a diverse housing market, and a metro area large enough to offer nearly every lifestyle. The most important thing to understand before you move: Jacksonville is enormous, and the neighborhood you choose will define your daily…

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RiverTown is one of the top-selling master-planned communities in St. Johns County, and it's easy to see why. It sits right on the St. Johns River, it's zoned for some of the best schools in the county, and the amenities feel like a permanent vacation. But beautiful doesn't automatically mean it's the right fit for your life. Before you put down a deposit, here are five things about RiverTown worth thinking through — the same things I walk buyers through every week as an independent buyer's agent who doesn't work for any builder.

1. RiverTown Is a Long Drive From the Beach



RiverTown sits out west along the St. Johns River, which is part of what makes it so scenic. But if beach access is a big part of your lifestyle, this is the first…

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Nocatee shows up on almost every list of the best places to live in Florida, and most of that reputation is earned. But no community is perfect, and the honest trade-offs matter more once you're the one signing a contract. Here's an updated, 2026 look at what buyers should actually know about Nocatee before making an offer, based on how the community has grown and changed in recent years.


1. Home Spacing and Lot Sizes Still Vary a Lot by Neighborhood


Nocatee is made up of roughly 48 to 50 separate neighborhoods, each built by a different combination of builders with different lot widths and house styles. That means how close your house sits to your neighbor's depends entirely on which section of Nocatee you buy into.

Lot widths across…

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If you have a couple million dollars to spend and you want to live on the water in Ponte Vedra, you probably keep hearing two names: River Landing at Nocatee and Marsh Harbor. They sit less than a mile apart on opposite sides of the Intracoastal Waterway. But they are not the same kind of neighborhood, and picking the wrong one can cost you time, money, and a lot of frustration. Here is what actually separates them, section by section, so you can figure out which one fits how you want to live.


1. Two Very Different Kinds of Luxury on the Water

River Landing sits inside Nocatee, in a section called Twenty Mile, on the east side of the Intracoastal. Marsh Harbor sits just south of the Ponte Vedra bridge, on the west side, in an area locals call Palm…

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If you're researching Nocatee before a move to Northeast Florida, there's more to know than what shows up in a quick Google search. Greg DeTullio, Broker/Owner of the Living in Jacksonville FL Team, has lived and worked in the Ponte Vedra area and put together the details buyers most often ask about before touring homes here.

This guide covers where Nocatee actually sits, how it's governed, what it costs, and what day-to-day life looks like — updated for where the community stands today, since Nocatee has changed a lot even in the past year.


1. Nocatee Is in Ponte Vedra, Not Ponte Vedra Beach

Nocatee carries the 32081 zip code and the Ponte Vedra name, not Ponte Vedra Beach (32082). The two are separated by the Intracoastal Waterway, sometimes…

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Where Greg DeTullio would buy in St. Johns County if the budget started at $2 million?


If you had $2 million or more to spend on a home in St. Johns County, where would you buy? That's the question Greg DeTullio, Broker/Owner of the Living in Jacksonville FL Team, set out to answer. Greg spends his days helping buyers navigate new construction and luxury real estate across Ponte Vedra, Ponte Vedra Beach, and Nocatee — and he has strong opinions about which neighborhoods are worth the price tag.

A quick note: This list is Greg's personal opinion, based on his experience living and working in the area and reviewing recent sales. It's not a scientific ranking, and reasonable people can disagree. If you have a different favorite, that's okay — real…

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