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Trendy Neighborhoods

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A guide to some of Jacksonville's most sought-after neighborhoods, known for historic architecture, walkable commercial districts, and a strong local dining and shopping scene. Includes San Marco, Riverside, Avondale, Five Points, Murray Hill, and Atlantic Beach, each offering its own mix of character, culture, and community life.
San Marco
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San Marco

The San Marco Preservation Society works to preserve and renew one of Jacksonville’s most historically and architecturally significant neighborhoods.

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Howard Teitelbaum
Riverside & Avondale
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Riverside & Avondale

The Riverside Avondale Preservation (RAP) website showcases local artists and public art initiatives, including the finalists for the Fishweir Crossing Roundabout Public Art project. It also highlights upcoming projects like a new mural by local artist Shaun Thurston, aimed at celebrating the community's culture and heritage.

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Howard Teitelbaum
Murray Hill
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Murray Hill

At the core of Murray Hill in Jacksonville, FL are people who care about its preservation and community. The Murray Hill Preservation Association was founded in and is the oldest continuously operating neighborhood association in the State of Florida.

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Howard Teitelbaum
Five Points
riversideavondale.org
Five Points

A historic commercial district within Riverside known for its eclectic mix of vintage shops, independent boutiques, and locally owned restaurants. The area draws visitors with its walkable streets, art deco architecture, and lively nightlife scene, making it one of Jacksonville's most distinctive gathering spots.

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Howard Teitelbaum
Atlantic Beach
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Atlantic Beach

The Atlantic Beach Official Website serves as a hub for residents and visitors to access important information about the city, including services, events, and community resources. It aims to enhance civic engagement and provide updates on local governance and activities.

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Howard Teitelbaum