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Recent Rankings
• Best Life Magazine ranked Jacksonville in the top 100 for Best Places to Raise a Family
August 2008
• Florida Tax Watch named Jacksonville as one of the best-run city governments in Florida
August 2008
• Forbes.com ranked Jacksonville #9 for Best Cities to Buy A Home
July 2008
• Forbes.com ranked Jacksonville #4 for America’s Best Cities For The Outdoors
May 2008
• Newsweek ranked two Duval County schools in the top 10 for America’s Best High Schools:
•#5 – Stanton College Preparatory School and #8 – Paxon School for Advanced Studies
May 2008
• Forbes.com ranked Jacksonville #3 for America’s 10 Cleanest Cities
March 2008
• Forbes.com ranked Jacksonville #26 for Best Cities For Jobs In 2008
January 2008
• Bizjournals ranked Jacksonville #9 for Least Stressful Metros
February 2008
Quick Numbers
3 Interstates 1,457,666 2007 estimate of Northeast Florida population 17 Highways 1,605,632 2010 projection of Northeast Florida population 0 Number of toll ways 78.4/57.6 Normal high/low temperatures, in degrees 7 Jacksonville bridges 7 Number of counties in Northeast Florida
Sources: The Florida Times-Union and Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce
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POPULATION
Duval County 838,841
Jacksonville MSA 1,224,655
(Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau & St. Johns
counties)
Northeast Florida 1,391,998
(Baker, Clay, Duval,
Flagler, Nassau, St. Johns & Putnam)
(Source: DemographicsNow 2005)
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LAND
AREA (In
Square Miles)
Baker 585
Duval 834
Clay 592
Nassau 649
Putnam 722
St. Johns 617
Flagler 485
(Source: US Census, 2000)
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RACIAL
COMPOSITION
Jacksonville
MSA
White 72.6%
Black 21.4%
Asian/Pacific Islander 2.9%
Other 1.1%
Two or More Races 1.7%
Hispanic Origin- all races 4.4%
(Source: DemographicsNow 2005)
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EDUCATIONAL
ATTAINMENT
(Highest
level of edu. completed pop. over age 25) Jacksonville
MSA
High School Diploma 28.6%
Some College, No Diploma 19.9%
Associate’s Degree 8.1%
Bachelor’s Degree 17.4%
Grad/Prof Degree 9.3%
(Source: DemographicsNow 2005)
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COST
OF LIVING
(National
Average = 100)
Jacksonville MSA Composite:
91.7
Grocery: 97.7
Housing: 80.4
Utilities: 91.2
Transportation: 97.7
Healthcare: 90.4
Misc. Goods: 97.4
(Source: ACCRA Cost of Living Index, 2nd quarter,
2005)
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LABOR
FORCE
Jacksonville MSA
| Year
Labor |
Force |
Unemployment
Rate |
1999
2000
2001
2001
2003
2004 |
542,808
579,117
589,730
591,156
588,805
614,639 |
3.1%
3.1%
4.3%
5.3%
5.3%
4.8% |
(Source: Florida
Age¶Űm¶for Workforce Innovation)
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TRANSPORTATION
Number of Interstates: 3
Number of Highways: 17
Number of Toll Ways: 0
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SCHOOLS
– Jacksonville Region
Students 201,206
Public Schools 255
Teachers 11,496
16 Colleges & Universities 70,000 |
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HOUSING
– Jacksonville MSA
New Home Price: Based on 2400 sq ft, 3bd $219,976
Apartment Rent: Based on 950 sq ft, 2bd $646
New & Resale Home Price $166,600
(Source: ACCRA, Cost of Living Index 2nd quarter
2005; NationalAssociation of Realtors, 1st quarter
2005)
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HOUSEHOLD
INFORMATION
Jacksonville MSA
Median Household Income $46,271
Average Household Income $63,228
Per Capita Income $25,907
Total Number of Households 489,832
Average Household Size 2.53
(Source: DemographicsNow 2004)
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