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Duval County vs Saint Johns County.

On buyer-friendly measures, Duval County edges it (6 of 10 categories), but the right pick depends on what you weigh: price, taxes, insurance or upside. The full breakdown is below. Every figure is live: home value, buyer-value score, cap rate, taxes, insurance and migration, side by side.

Metric Duval Saint Johns
Momentum buyer-value score5745
Typical home value$295,863$490,552
5-year growth/yr4.7%5.6%
Price to income4.32x4.62x
Over/undervalued-11.4%-5.2%
Cap rate6.5%5.19%
Affordability burden26.2%28.0%
Median income$68,447$106,169
Citizens policies (insurance stress)2,001977
Avg Citizens premium$1,315$1,378
New homes permitted6,0174,735
Net household migration+2,132+4,049

Highlighted cell = the more buyer-friendly value. Open the full Duval scorecard or Saint Johns scorecard, or run the numbers in the True Cost calculator.

Common questions

Is Duval County or Saint Johns County better to buy in?

On buyer-friendly measures, Duval County edges it (6 of 10 categories), but the right pick depends on what you weigh: price, taxes, insurance or upside. The full breakdown is below.

Where does this comparison data come from?

Home values and rent from Zillow, days on market and listings from Realtor.com, income and population from the U.S. Census, insurance from Citizens, permits from the Census Building Permits Survey, and migration from the IRS. Updated regularly.

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