Relocating To Jacksonville and the Beaches?

The O'Malley Team Can Provide You With All The Necessary Information To Make Your Move To

The Greater Jacksonville Area including Jacksonville

Jacksonville Beach - Neptune Beach - Atlantic Beach - Mayport

Ponte Vedra Beach - Orange Park - St. Augustine

Relocating to another city can be a trying experience. Having a friend and knowledgeable professional waiting at your new destination will help reduce the stress affiliated with your move. From information about communities to details about local schools and amenities, we have the right information for you that counts.

Whether you are buying or selling, there's a wealth of resources and services The O'Malley Team can offer you, including…

Knowledgeable full-time professional able to assist you at anytime

Access to thousands of homes available in our marketplace

A full menu of relocation services to ease the way into your new home.

Jacksonville & the Beaches This still only begins to describe our city. Jacksonville is a combination of world class business center and waterfront paradise with the heart of a small town. Since the area has the lowest cost of living of any major metropolitan area in the State, there's more money to play with. Energized by the youngest population of any comparable sized city in Florida, Jacksonville is a city with momentum. It's no wonder so many companies and individuals decide to call Jacksonville home.
Leisure & Entertainment Jacksonville and the First Coast are home to many yacht and sailing clubs. Whether it be an oceanfront setting, a small quaint neighborhood, a riverfront highrise or an ultra-modern development with the latest technological advances, northeast Florida has it all. As home to the PGA Tour, ATP World Headquarters and World Golf Village, the First Coast is a golfer's paradise.
Historic Homes & Districts Jacksonville's many historic neighborhoods offer a variety of interesting historical homes and landmarks. These neighborhoods feature a number of homes listed in the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Over the last few years, many individuals and investors have been buying old homes within these historic districts. A large number of houses have been restored and are now being occupied by individuals, couples and families. Some located on busy streets have been converted into professional offices housing attorneys, doctors, dentists, real estate offices and architecture firms.