Southside associates recently enjoyed a visit from Jerry Holland, property appraiser with Duval County, where they learned about portability – an assessment difference transfer which allows eligible Florida homeowners to transfer their Save Our Homes (SOH) assessment limitation from their old home to a new one, hence lowering the assessed value for the new home.
Present were Anil Mali, Cindy DeOsca, Millie Kanyar, Tracy Collins, and Charisma Bythwood who also received a copy of the 2021 Annual Report, which indicates the total market value in 2021 was $3.12 trillion. The report also shared that there was a total of 52,232 total real estate transactions in Duval County and shared details on the residential property facts and figures.
Although commercial properties make up 11% of the real estate parcels in the county, they account for 40% of the taxable value of real estate property. There are several exemptions for which residential customers could qualify including deployed service members, blindness exemption, and disability exemption, to name a few. The tax liens total for 2021 was $1,557,700.00; the lowest lien was $88.04 and the highest was $102,938.10. Agents were also reminded to encourage their customers to file for homestead exemption.
The role of Jerry Holland as the Duval County Property Appraiser is to help agents and homeowners understand how to determine their property values. If you’re interested in having Jerry speak with your associates, you may request a speaking engagement here.
In the same month, David Weekley Homes sent representatives Mike Daniel, Ashley Thompson, and Terry Santos to speak with Southside associates during their August 2nd business meeting. Present were Anil Mali, Leah Adams, Cindy DeOsca, Jenny Watson, BJ Weyer, Millie Kanyar, Faye Parker, Candice Williams, Charisma Bythwood, and Crystal Aaraji from Watson Title.
Weekey’s motto is “…building dreams [and] enhancing lives” and the representatives spoke about the company’s latest project: Seven Pines, a mixed-use, master-planned community.
Spanning an impressive 1,000 acres and located along Butler Boulevard and I-295, the contemporary community offers comfortable living in a campus-style setting, embraces the outdoors, and boasts a walkable neighborhood with lots of green space, water, and tree-lined streets. Hosted there are live concerts, kayak days, and community happy hours, to name a few.
Present were Anil Mali, Cindy DeOsca, Millie Kanyar, Tracy Collins, and Charisma Bythwood who also received a copy of the 2021 Annual Report, which indicates the total market value in 2021 was $3.12 trillion. The report also shared that there was a total of 52,232 total real estate transactions in Duval County and shared details on the residential property facts and figures.
Although commercial properties make up 11% of the real estate parcels in the county, they account for 40% of the taxable value of real estate property. There are several exemptions for which residential customers could qualify including deployed service members, blindness exemption, and disability exemption, to name a few. The tax liens total for 2021 was $1,557,700.00; the lowest lien was $88.04 and the highest was $102,938.10. Agents were also reminded to encourage their customers to file for homestead exemption.
The role of Jerry Holland as the Duval County Property Appraiser is to help agents and homeowners understand how to determine their property values. If you’re interested in having Jerry speak with your associates, you may request a speaking engagement here.
Southside associates Anil Mali, Cindy DeOsca, Millie Kanyar, and Tracy Collins
pose for a photo with property appraiser Jerry Hollando
In the same month, David Weekley Homes sent representatives Mike Daniel, Ashley Thompson, and Terry Santos to speak with Southside associates during their August 2nd business meeting. Present were Anil Mali, Leah Adams, Cindy DeOsca, Jenny Watson, BJ Weyer, Millie Kanyar, Faye Parker, Candice Williams, Charisma Bythwood, and Crystal Aaraji from Watson Title.
Weekey’s motto is “…building dreams [and] enhancing lives” and the representatives spoke about the company’s latest project: Seven Pines, a mixed-use, master-planned community.
Spanning an impressive 1,000 acres and located along Butler Boulevard and I-295, the contemporary community offers comfortable living in a campus-style setting, embraces the outdoors, and boasts a walkable neighborhood with lots of green space, water, and tree-lined streets. Hosted there are live concerts, kayak days, and community happy hours, to name a few.
Map of Seven Pines, David Weekley Homes’ latest master-planned
community, located in Southside Jacksonville
Seven Pines provides homeowners with lots of beautiful green space
One of the beautiful water views that may be seen in the Seven Pines community