Jacksonville, Florida
Florida publishes the owner of every Jacksonville parcel and the price of every sale, read off the deed's documentary stamps, in a free state download — and the roll shows downtown towers worth less today than their last recorded prices, on land valued at about $33 a square foot.
8 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 32 sources · 6 tier B · 2 tier A · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
Florida records deeds rather than registering title, and its public-records law makes the result unusually open. Because Jacksonville and Duval County merged in 1968, one county Property Appraiser keeps the roll for the whole city: owner name and mailing address, land and building value, and recent sales. The state Department of Revenue republishes that roll free each year as downloadable files, and each sale carries 'the sale price indicated by documentary stamps on the deed' — Florida taxes deeds at 70 cents per $100 of consideration, so the price is effectively public. The limits are entity opacity (the roll names an LLC, truncated to 30 characters), and owners such as police officers and judges whose home addresses s. 119.071 removes from the public files.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (state NAL file); the Clerk may charge up to $1.00 per page for copies of recorded instruments and $5.00 first page + $4.00 each additional to record (s. 28.24, F.S.)
Bulk ownership dataFlorida DOR Property Tax Oversight — 'Duval 26 Final NAL 2026' (29.6 MB zip, 404,069 parcels, owner name and mailing address) and 'Duval 26 Final SDF 2026' (sales Jan 2025–Sep 2026), free unauthenticated download, published 29 Sep 2026; prior years by request
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
1
The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bank of America Tower 50 N Laura Street, Jacksonville 729,185 sq ft (Daily Record); 854,509 sq ft building area on the roll · 42 floors |
Office | Jacksonville Tower Florida Realty LP 100% Parcel 0737240000R, built 1990; 2026 just value $58,109,000 (land $1,965,051). The state roll truncates owner names at 30 characters — 'JACKSONVILLE TOWER FLORIDA REA' — mailing address 1 World Trade Center Ste 83G, New York. The Daily Record (18 Dec 2020) names the buyer as Group RMC of New York through Jacksonville Tower Florida Realty LP, with $61.3M financing from Prime Finance Partners; Hertz had paid $88M in July 2014, so it sold 14% below. The roll's value today is 23% below the 2020 three-building price. No sale is on the 2025–26 sales file. |
Private company | $75,500,000 2020-12-15 Daily Record: price for three buildings together — the tower, the 5-storey 135 W. Bay St. and the 9-level garage at 25 W. Forsyth St. Seller Hertz Jacksonville One LLC. B |
| 1 Independent (former Wells Fargo Center) 1 Independent Drive W, Jacksonville almost 900,000 sq ft (Daily Record); 886,509 sq ft building area on the roll · 37 floors |
Office | AREIT RE WFC LLC (building); Allegiance Jacksonville LLC (land) Parcel 0744590000R, built 1975; the 2026 roll names Allegiance Jacksonville LLC (Miami) as owner, just value $56,696,400. The Daily Record (24 Apr 2024) reports the special warranty deeds conveyed the building to AREIT RE WFC LLC, led by the CEO of Argentic Investment Management, and that the deed 'expressly excludes any interest in the land … owned by Allegiance Jacksonville LLC' — a split between ground and building that the roll does not show. Regency Centers' 10-K gives its headquarters as One Independent Drive, Suite 114. |
Private company | $41,715,000 2024-04-22 Tower and nine-level garage; a three-level garage at 21 E. Bay St. sold for $4.635M the same day ($46.35M total). Seller WFC Lessee LLC (Banyan Street Capital). B |
| Riverplace Tower 1301 Riverplace Boulevard, Jacksonville (Southbank) 460,000 sq ft office (Daily Record); 876,027 sq ft building area incl. garage on the roll · 28 floors |
Office | 1301 Riverplace Owner LLC Parcel 0803110022R, built 1966, 8.6 acres; 2026 just value $62,965,800 with land at $19.6M ($54.87/sq ft — the riverfront Southbank land is valued above the Northbank core). Owner's mailing address 411 W Putnam Ave, Greenwich CT. The Daily Record (23 Dec 2021) reports a $73.2M off-market purchase on 22 Dec 2021 by New York's Acram Group in a joint venture with Oak Hill Advisors, financed by Deutsche Bank, from LCP Riverplace LLC (which paid $53.4M in 2016); the article does not name the LLC on the deed, so the link between that purchase and today's owner of record is not established here. No transfer appears on the 2025–26 sales file. |
Private company | —A |
| EverBank Center 301 W Bay Street, Jacksonville 956,201 sq ft leasable (Daily Record, 2014); 1,079,318 sq ft building area on the roll · 30 floors |
Office | Amkin West Bay LLC 100% Parcel 0737790000R, built 1983; 2026 just value $60,672,500 — the highest-valued private office parcel in the Downtown Northbank neighbourhood. Owner's mailing address 1450 Brickell Ave Ste 1410, Miami, as the Daily Record (4 Sep 2014) describes Amkin. The seller had paid nearly twice as much a decade earlier. EverBank keeps its headquarters here: in Feb 2026 the Downtown Investment Authority board voted 7–2 against recommending $9.8M over 10 years in incentives to keep it Downtown, sending the request to City Council (Jax Today). |
Private company | $47,400,000 2014-09 Tower plus the 690-space garage at 520 W. Forsyth St.; seller El-Ad Florida LLC, which paid $90.9M in 2004. B |
| EverBank Stadium 1 EverBank Stadium Drive (roll: 1 TIAA Bank Field Dr), Jacksonville 1,121,956 sq ft building area (roll) |
Civic | City of Jacksonville 100% Parcel 1308490000R, built 1995; 2026 just value $292,244,806, exempt — the most valuable City-owned parcel after its 501 W Adams St holding. The roll still carries the stadium's former name in the site address. Council approved a $1.45B package on 25 Jun 2024 (14–1, two abstentions): the City and the Jaguars each put $625M into construction, the City adds $150M for deferred maintenance (City total $775M), and the team signs a 30-year lease at $1M a year base rent (Daily Record). The City owns; the team is the tenant. |
Government | —B |
| Four Seasons Hotel & Residences site, the Shipyards 1406 E Bay Street, Jacksonville (Northbank riverfront) 4.74 acres (roll) |
Hotel | Shipyards Trustee Jacksonville (roll name, truncated at 30 characters) Parcel 1305720120R, 4.74 acres, still coded vacant commercial at 1 Jan 2026, just value $12,388,440; mailing address 1 Tower Ct Suite 200 — the address shared by Shipyards Office LLC (1.06 ac next door) and Fairgrounds Jax Owner LLC. The Daily Record (10 Jan 2023): Iguana Investments Florida LLC, Shad Khan's development company, acquired the 4.77-acre hotel and residence site from the City for $100 under a $129.75M incentive deal for a $387.6M project (176-room Four Seasons, 25 condominiums, office), completion due 30 Jun 2026. Shipyards Office LLC paid the City $3.2M for the office parcel on 31 Mar 2023 (Jax Today). The surrounding Shipyards land is City-owned on the roll. |
Developer | —B |
| JEA headquarters 225 N Pearl Street, Jacksonville 153,000 sq ft (Daily Record); 439,071 sq ft building area incl. garage (roll) · 7 floors |
Office | RCS 225 Pearl Street LLC et al. Parcel 0737940100R, built 2022; owner of record 'RCS 225 PEARL STREET LLC ET AL', care of Real Capital Solutions Inc, Louisville CO. JEA, the City-owned utility, is the tenant, not the owner: a 15-year, $153M lease (Daily Record, 8 Nov 2022). 2026 just value $45,679,300 — under half the 2022 price. JEA's former 19-storey tower at 21 W Church St is still on the roll in JEA's name ($23.2M); in 2026 JEA's board approved selling that 2.47-acre campus for $1M to Live Oak Contracting for a 180-unit conversion, advanced by Council committees on 2 Jun 2026. |
Private company | $94,996,931 2022-11-03 Deed recorded 8 Nov 2022. Seller Ryan Jacksonville LLC (Ryan Companies). Three buyer LLCs: RCS-225 Pearl Street, -(DM) and -(VEN). UMB Bank $92.25M mortgage. B |
| 121 Atlantic Place 121 W Forsyth Street, Jacksonville 113,784 sq ft building area (roll) |
Office | 121 Atlantic Place Holdings Inc. (roll name truncated: '121 ATLANTIC PLACE HOLDINGS IN') Parcel 0737350000R; the roll gives 1908 as the year built — the former Atlantic National Bank tower. 2026 just value $8,785,600, land $536,184 ($34.14/sq ft). Owner's mailing address 7915 Baymeadows Way Suite 400, Jacksonville. No sale appears on the 2025–26 sales file and no dated sale price was found in any document opened, so no acquisition is given. No foreclosure or distress filing was found; the Clerk's Official Records could not be reached to check. |
Private company | —A |
2
The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Jacksonville and Duval County have been one government since 1968, so the Property Appraiser's county roll is the city's roll, less the four beach and rural towns that kept their own charters (Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Baldwin; tax districts USD2–USD5). Figures are 2026 just (market) values from the state's copy of the final roll (Florida DOR, published 29 Sep 2026), summed by this research. Downtown is cheap ground: office land in the Northbank core is valued at $30–35 a square foot, and the towers on it are worth less on the roll than their last recorded prices.
Highest-valued parcel in the City$538,342,999
Naval Air Station Jacksonville — roll owner 'U S A AIR BASE', care of Naval Air Station Facilities, 3,511 acres. 2026 just value, Florida DOR NAL (Duval, 2026 final). Highest taxable parcel: St. Johns Town Center LLC (c/o Simon), $194,944,600.
All real property in the City (excl. the four independent towns)$154.86 billion
381,350 parcels in tax districts GS and USD1, 2026 just value; $102.4B taxable for non-school levies. Whole county: 404,069 parcels, $172.69B. Florida DOR NAL, 2026 final.
Downtown Northbank, office and bank parcels$587.6 million
334 parcels with DOR office/financial use codes (017, 018, 019, 023) in the Property Appraiser's neighbourhood 11720001, which holds Bank of America Tower, EverBank Center, 1 Independent, the JEA HQ and 121 Atlantic Place — 7.9M sq ft of building area. The whole neighbourhood: 1,014 parcels, $2.14B. 2026 just value.
Downtown office land benchmark$30–35 per sq ft
Roll land value: EverBank Center $34.67, Bank of America Tower $34.30, 121 Atlantic Place $34.14, VyStar Tower $33.01, 1 Independent $32.96, 225 N Pearl $30.03 per sq ft. Riverplace Tower on the Southbank: $54.87. 2026 final.
Recorded arm's-length sales, 2025$8.56 billion
16,153 transfers the Property Appraiser qualified as arm's length on deed examination (code 01), countywide, from the Sale Data File; prices are those 'indicated by documentary stamps on the deed'. Largest of 2025–26: Eastport Exchange, 10030 Eastport Rd, $192,000,000 (Dec 2025), owner c/o Kohlberg Kravis Roberts.
3
Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
The consolidated City is mostly public land and timber. Measured by the roll's land area, the City of Jacksonville, the federal government (the Navy's two bases and the National Park Service's Timucuan preserve), the airport authority, JEA, the state's Internal Improvement Trust Fund and the water management district each hold more than 13,000 acres. Agricultural classification still covers 86,785 acres in 1,405 parcels (DOR use codes 050–069), mostly timberland on the north and west sides, held by private LLCs rather than the big timber REITs: Rayonier, headquartered at Wildlight in neighbouring Nassau County, holds only 383 acres in the City, and Weyerhaeuser 14. Acres are each parcel's land square footage on the 2026 roll ÷ 43,560; family trusts and individuals are left out.
| Name | Type | 2026 roll, City of Jacksonville |
|---|---|---|
| City of Jacksonville In the City's own name, care of its Real Estate Division — including EverBank Stadium, the Shipyards riverfront and 214 N Hogan St. $2.37B of 2026 just value, exempt. |
Government | 2,412 parcels, 33,306 acresA |
| United States — naval installations NAS Jacksonville is one parcel, owner 'U S A AIR BASE', care of Naval Air Station Facilities: 3,511 acres, $538.3M — the most valuable parcel in the county. A parcel on Mayport Rd named 'Ribault Bay Naval Reservation' is 1,309 acres, $252.8M. Separately, 168 parcels (13,110 acres) stand in the United States' name care of the National Park Service. |
Government | 4,820 acres in two parcelsA |
| Jacksonville Aviation Authority Airport land in the authority's own name; $647.6M of 2026 just value, exempt. |
Government | 138 parcels, 17,015 acresA |
| JEA The City-owned utility, on the roll as 'Jacksonville Electric Authorit' (name cut at 30 characters), including its former downtown headquarters at 21 W Church St; $536.9M of 2026 just value. |
Government | 1,783 parcels, 14,991 acresA |
| Board of Trustees of the Internal Improvement Trust Fund (State of Florida) State-owned land under 'TIITF-' and 'Board of Trustees of the Inter…' names, including parks and recreation land, forestry land and the University of North Florida campus (11 parcels, 1,139 acres). |
Government | 275 parcels, 23,396 acresA |
| St. Johns River Water Management District Conservation and water-resource land; $94.1M. |
Government | 93 parcels, 13,148 acresA |
| Duval County School Board Under three name forms; $822.6M of 2026 just value. |
Government | 160 parcels, 3,356 acresA |
| Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT) Port land in the authority's own name, mailing address 2831 Talleyrand Ave; $518.2M of 2026 just value. |
Government | 136 parcels, 2,477 acresA |
| Florida Department of Transportation Roll name truncated to 'STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF'; these parcels carry the mailing address 1109 S Marion Ave, Lake City, which FDOT gives as its District Two main office. Rights-of-way are largely not parcelled, so this understates FDOT's land. |
Government | 285 parcels, 1,147 acresB |
| Estuary LLC The largest private landholder in the City by acreage; mostly timberland-classified (use codes 054–059), $185.5M of 2026 just value, Jacksonville mailing address. Next: 301 Capital Partners LLC (22 parcels, 7,226 acres of timberland, Lake Butler address), Big Creek Timber LLC (9 parcels, 6,011 acres) and BJD Timberlands LLC (one 3,228-acre parcel). |
Private company | 22 parcels, 7,942 acresA |
5
Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Jacksonville builds houses at scale and almost entirely through national public builders. Census permit data for 2025: the Jacksonville metro (CBSA 27260) issued 9,512 single-family permits — 17th in the country — and 13,455 units in all; Duval County 3,732 single-family and 6,017 units; the consolidated City (Jacksonville-Duval County) 3,611 single-family and 5,890 units, 2,253 of them in 69 buildings of five or more. Much of the metro's suburban growth is south in St. Johns County and west in Clay, outside the City. No builder league table for Jacksonville is published; the figures below are parcels held in each builder's own name on the City's 2026 roll — lots, land and unsold homes — not closings. Dream Finders Homes is the one large builder headquartered in Jacksonville. Finished houses increasingly end up with institutional single-family-rental owners (see commercial).
| Name | Type | Parcels in the City, 2026 roll |
|---|---|---|
| D.R. Horton Held as D R Horton Inc and four 'Jacksonville' name variants. Its lot developer Forestar USA Real Estate Group holds a further 264 parcels (119 acres); D.R. Horton's FY2025 10-K states it owned 62% of Forestar Group at 30 Sep 2025, and names Jacksonville among the Florida markets that drove its Southeast sales growth. |
Public company | 636 parcels, 259 acresA |
| LGI Homes Held as LGI Homes Florida LLC and LGI Homes - Florida LLC. |
Public company | 509 parcels, 215 acresA |
| Lennar Held as Lennar Homes LLC. A further 13 parcels covering 417 acres stand in the name of Millrose Properties Florida; Lennar's FY2025 10-K says it 'spun off a significant portion of our land assets to Millrose' in Feb 2025 and disposed of its remaining Millrose holdings in Nov 2025, so that land is no longer Lennar's. |
Public company | 468 parcels, 358 acresA |
| Meritage Homes Held as Meritage Homes of Florida Inc. |
Public company | 446 parcels, 261 acresA |
| KB Home Held as KB Home Jacksonville LLC. Also on the roll: Richmond American Homes of Florida, 503 parcels (163 acres, $44.3M — the most value of any builder; its parent is not established from a document opened here), Taylor Morrison of Florida (109) and Mattamy Jacksonville LLC (93). |
Public company | 313 parcels, 287 acresA |
| Dream Finders Homes Headquartered at 14701 Philips Highway, Jacksonville; began building in Jacksonville in 2009 (27 homes that year) and is the Jaguars' official home builder with a model home at the stadium (10-K). Its Southeast segment, which includes Jacksonville, closed 3,126 homes in 2025; no Jacksonville-only figure is given. The roll count is for Dream Finders Homes LLC only — other 'DFC'/'DFH' entities are not attributed here. |
Public company | 139 parcels; 8,608 closings company-wide in 2025A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Two kinds of landlord dominate. Retail and apartments are held by listed REITs that report Jacksonville as a market, two of them headquartered in the city (Regency Centers at One Independent Drive; FRP Holdings at 200 W. Forsyth St., whose 10-K places its own property mostly outside Florida). The newer story is single-family rental: on the City's roll the largest private holders of houses are institutional rental platforms, led by Progress Residential's borrower entities with about 1,830 homes. Also large on the roll but not in the six below: Kimco (60 parcels in care of Kimco, $386M of 2026 value), EastGroup Properties (13 parcels, 2.43M sq ft of industrial; its 10-K lists Jacksonville properties in Schedule III), and Exeter Property Group's industrial LLCs, bought in 2025–26 for $60.7M–$80.2M apiece.
| Name | Type | Jacksonville holding |
|---|---|---|
| Mid-America Apartment Communities (MAA) FY2025 10-K, Jacksonville FL market, 95.6% occupied, average effective rent $1,478. Schedule III lists the Jacksonville communities (e.g. MAA 220 Riverside, MAA Town Center, MAA Deerwood); the roll shows 12 parcels in Mid America Apartments names in the City at $394M of 2026 value. |
REIT | 10 communities, 3,496 unitsA |
| American Homes 4 Rent (AMH) FY2025 10-K: Jacksonville, FL is 5.6% of its portfolio, gross book value $806.5M. On the City's roll, 1,347 single-family parcels stand in AMH and American Homes 4 Rent names ($372M of 2026 value); the rest of the market count is outside the City limits. |
REIT | 3,382 homesA |
| Invitation Homes FY2025 10-K: Jacksonville 2,158 homes, 94.6% occupied. The City's roll shows 1,067 single-family parcels in IH Property Florida, IH Borrower and THR Florida entity names ($323M). |
REIT | 2,158 homesA |
| Progress Residential (borrower entities) Counted on the City's 2026 roll in 'Progress Residential Borrower…' names, mailing address Salt Lake City — $431M of 2026 just value, the largest holder of houses in Jacksonville. Not a filer; no document opened here states its Jacksonville total or its sponsor. |
Private company | 1,830 single-family parcelsA |
| Regency Centers FY2025 10-K property table: 19 operating shopping centres labelled Jacksonville, FL (some in St. Johns and Clay counties — Fleming Island, Nocatee, Bartram Park), mostly Publix-anchored; four held at 20–50%. Two more are in development. Headquartered at One Independent Drive, Jacksonville. |
REIT | 19 centers, about 2.16M sq ft GLAA |
| Simon Property Group FY2025 10-K: St. Johns Town Center, Jacksonville, held in fee, 50% ownership, 99.6% leased; a $360M mortgage. On the roll the two main parcels stand in the name St Johns Town Center LLC c/o Simon Property Group, at $194.9M and $152.1M — the two highest taxable parcels in the City. |
REIT | St. Johns Town Center, 1,416,958 sq ft, 50%A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- The Property Appraiser's own terms of use and data-download page. paopropertysearch.coj.net and www.coj.net refused connections throughout, so whether Duval adds any licence condition to its own downloads is unknown; the state's copy carries none beyond chapter 119.
- Who stands behind 1301 Riverplace Owner LLC. The Daily Record reports a Dec 2021 purchase by Acram Group and Oak Hill Advisors but does not name the deed LLC; no filing opened ties them.
- Whether the April 2024 1 Independent sale was a distressed or deed-in-lieu transfer. A search summary described it so; the article opened says only 'special warranty deeds', so it is not claimed.
- Whether the Four Seasons opened by its 30 Jun 2026 deadline. The roll still codes the 4.74-acre site vacant commercial as of 1 Jan 2026; no 2026 opening report was opened.
- Price and date for 121 Atlantic Place's current owner, and any distress — the Clerk's Official Records could not be reached.
- Owner names on the state file are cut at 30 characters ('JACKSONVILLE TOWER FLORIDA REA', 'SHIPYARDS TRUSTEE JACKSONVILLE'); full names rest on the cited reporting or remain truncated.
- Owners protected by s. 119.071, F.S. (law enforcement, judges, prosecutors and other listed officers) are removed from the public files, per DOR — so holdings by protected owners cannot be counted, and the size of the gap is not stated anywhere opened.
- Builder counts are parcels on the City roll in each builder's own name, not starts or closings; much of the metro's building is in St. Johns, Clay and Nassau counties. Builders using land-bank or option entities (Millrose, Forestar, 'DFC' LLCs) hold land under other names.
- Progress Residential's sponsor and its Jacksonville total — not a filer, so only the roll count is given. 'Yamasa Co Ltd' (404 single-family parcels, also Salt Lake City) is not attributed to anyone.
- VyStar Credit Union's 2019 purchase of 76 S Laura St (VyStar Tower; roll owner VyStar Credit Union, $46.8M) — no document with its price was opened, so it is not in the marquee.
- Prices for sales before 2025 are absent from the public state file (it carries only the current and previous calendar year); older prices here come from the Daily Record's reading of the deeds, not the deeds themselves.
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- Duval 26 Final SDF 2026 — Sale Data File (SDF26F202601.csv), 75,878 recorded transfers Jan 2025–Sep 2026 with OR book/page and qualification code — Florida Department of Revenue, Property Tax Oversight · openA
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