Year-over-year, East Jacksonville’s typical home value has fallen sharply by 19.63%, landing at about $110,509 in March 2026. Compared with the broader Jacksonville city value of roughly $300,000, this neighborhood sits at a much lower price point even as the city as a whole has seen only a 1.64% dip.
In the latest month, listing prices moved the other direction, with the median list price rising about 11.17% to $204,450 while typical values dropped month over month by 46.1%. Homes are taking around 55 days to sell, which is 38.55% faster than a year ago but still 14.58% slower than just a month earlier, and only 6 sales went under contract as pending in March with no homes selling above list on average, reflected in a sale-to-list ratio of about 0.93.
Looking ahead to April 2026, projections show the typical home value dipping further to around $63,254 even as the projected median list price edges up to $214,725. Inventory is expected to hold steady at about 12 homes on the market, unchanged month over month but up 20% from last year, and new listings have slipped 16.67% year over year while pending sales are down 33.33%. Despite these mixed signals, East Jacksonville is still classified as a seller’s market with a market gauge of 20, and both buyers and sellers can use Agent Pronto to connect with an agent who understands how to navigate these conditions.
