Where we build
Jacksonville's historic urban core
JCLT builds in the neighborhoods being reconnected by the Emerald Trail. Pick one to see the homes under way there.
Springfield
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Jacksonville's first suburb, with the largest collection of historic homes in the city and a main street coming back to life along the Emerald Trail's first finished segment.
Durkeeville
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A neighborhood built by and for Black Jacksonville in the 1920s and 30s, home to J.P. Small Memorial Stadium and a deep tradition of homeownership that JCLT is helping carry forward.
Eastside
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East of downtown and north of the stadium, where new investment is arriving fast and permanently affordable homes keep long-time families in the neighborhood as it changes.
New Town
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West of downtown around Edward Waters University, with the Emerald Trail's western reach bringing parks and sidewalks back to streets that have waited decades for them.
Mixon Town
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A small neighborhood beside Brooklyn and the S-Line, where quiet residential blocks sit minutes from downtown jobs.
Brooklyn
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Between downtown and Riverside, one of the city's oldest neighborhoods and now one of its fastest changing, which is exactly where a home that stays affordable matters most.
LaVilla
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The historic heart of Black Jacksonville's music and business life, on the doorstep of downtown, being rebuilt block by block with homes families can own.