Duval County Wholesale Real Estate property data.
Duval County, Florida is coterminous with the City of Jacksonville under a 1968 consolidated charter—the only fully consolidated county-city government in Florida—giving it a single property record base of roughly 406,000 taxable parcels covering 874 square miles. At 1.02 million residents it is the sixth most populous county in the state, with a mid-market median owner-occupied home value of $286,300 (ACS 2023 5-year) and a homeownership rate of 58.2%, reflecting both a large institutional-investor rental footprint and a housing stock built predominantly before 1990.
Duval County, FL
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County-direct parcels with absentee, out-of-state, and tax-delinquent signals — sourced and dated, not a recycled list everyone in Duval County is already calling. Distress stacks — tax delinquency (live in 19 FL counties), absentee ownership, and an estate-name indicator on the owner record — surfaced before they hit a list.
What the data shows for wholesale real estate in Duval County.
Duval County's wholesale pipeline is fed by converging structural signals: corporate-entity buyers accounted for approximately 16.5% of 2024 single-family sales (down from a 2022 peak of 27.75%), and as of late 2022 institutional investors held an estimated 9,600+ single-family homes according to a City of Jacksonville report. The county's 8.1% housing vacancy rate and active monthly tax-deed auction calendar on duval.realtaxdeed.com—typically held on the second Wednesday of the month—generate steady distressed-inventory throughput. An aging median build year of 1986 compounds deferred-maintenance-driven seller motivation across northeast Jacksonville neighborhoods.
Common questions about Duval County data.
Directly from Florida statewide parcel layer (services9.arcgis.com) — the statewide public parcel record. Every Duval County record carries its source URL and pull date, so the lineage is verifiable, not asserted.
406,073 parcels across Duval County, drawn from Florida statewide parcel layer. The exact deliverable count for your filters is confirmed on the sample.
Our source registry snapshot is dated June 2026, and each delivery is re-pulled from Florida statewide parcel layer at fulfillment and stamped with its pull date — you always know the vintage of what you bought.
Every Duval County record includes owner name, mailing address, situs address, APN, year built, land use, assessed and market value, last sale date and price, and an absentee / out-of-state owner flag. Distress stacks — tax delinquency (live in 19 FL counties), absentee ownership, and an estate-name indicator on the owner record — surfaced before they hit a list. Scoring and skip-trace are add-ons in development.
Data, not leads. Duval County records are public-record property data with lineage attached — you run your own outreach and compliance against them. We don't resell shared lists.
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Yes. Tax-deed sales are conducted through the county's online auction platform at duval.realtaxdeed.com, typically on the second Wednesday of each month. Properties are listed 30 days before each sale date, and the Duval County Clerk of Courts posts updated auction calendars at duvalclerk.com.
Yes. Duval County and the City of Jacksonville consolidated in 1968 and operate under a single unified government. Nearly all of the county's 1.02 million residents reside within city limits, and property assessments, permits, and tax records are administered through one county-city system.
The Duval County Property Appraiser's office—part of the consolidated Jacksonville city-county government—maintains the official tax roll of roughly 406,000 parcels and handles homestead exemption filings, assessed values, and property record searches through jacksonville.gov/departments/property-appraiser.