Lochloosa
Lochloosa, FL · Real Estate
Jacksonville Daily Record
Pending sales and inventory of homes fall year-over-year in May, while sales price rises
Pending sales of single-family homes in Northeast Florida fell by nearly a third in May compared with the same month in 2025 while active inventory also dropped, the Northeast Florida Association of Realtors reported. Monthly data from NEFAR showed 1,384 pending sales in May, down from 2,023 in May 2025....
ocala-news.com
Request to increase homes in new Ocala development up for final vote
A developer is returning to Marion County officials next week to seek final approval to expand the number of homes and modify the layout of a previously approved subdivision in northeast Ocala. The Marion County Board of County Commissioners will vote on a Planned Unit Development amendment request for the...
mainstreetdailynews.com
Eastman earns second term representing Gainesville’s District 4
Gainesville Commissioner Bryan Eastman secured a second term unopposed to represent District 4, which includes University Park and Duckpond. Eastman will focus on housing affordability, safer streets, environmental protection, and holding Gainesville Regional Utilities accountable in his next term. Gainesville Commissioner Bryan Eastman will return to the dais for a...
ocala-news.com
66,000-square-foot retail building near I-75 in Ocala sells for $5.75 million
A gas and hearth equipment supplier with an existing footprint in Ocala has just purchased an 8-acre commercial property in the city for $5.75 million. CUI Properties FL LLC acquired the property, which is located at 3970 SW 3rd Street, from FRHP 3 LLC for $5,750,000 on May 27. According...
WCJB
Bidding opens for former Levy County development department building
BRONSON, Fla. (WCJB) - Bidding is open for the former Levy County development department building in Bronson. County staffers say the property has an appraised value of $480,000. Whoever buys the building can redevelop it within local regulations.
decorhint.com
This Affordable Florida City Is Winning Over Retirees Looking For A Fresh Start
Retirement was supposed to feel like freedom. For too many people, it feels like math. Florida has always been the dream, but the dream got expensive. So retirees started looking elsewhere, and one state city keeps coming up in every conversation. This place has no ocean view. No celebrity zip...
Alachua Chronicle
Zaya opens leasing office for new off-campus UF student community
Opening Fall 2027, Zaya blends modern design, warm energy, and intentional spaces to create a home where students can focus on their goals, find their balance, and feel grounded in the heart of Gator Nation. The post Zaya opens leasing office for new off-campus UF student community appeared first on Alachua Chronicle .
familydestinationsguide.com
The Peaceful Florida Town Where Retirees Are Living Their Best Lives On Just $2,200 A Month
Something special is happening in Live Oak, Florida, and most people are completely missing it. While retirees elsewhere are stretching every dollar and wondering if they can afford to turn on the air conditioning, folks in this North Florida town are actually enjoying their golden years. The math is simple,...
connectcre.com
Hackberry Lane Adds 400 Beds in Florida, Arkansas University Markets
Hackberry Lane, a vertically integrated student housing investment and operating company, announced the closing of six separate transactions across Gainesville, FL (University of Florida) and Fayetteville, AR (University of Arkansas). Sellers and pricing were not disclosed. Collectively representing approximately 400 student housing beds across townhome, cottage and boutique apartment product...
decorhint.com
This Tiny Florida Town Is Winning Over Retirees Who Want History, Nature, And A Slower Pace
Retirement planning tends to steer everyone toward the same handful of Florida destinations, the ones with the golf courses and the gated communities. Those price tags have a habit of making you quietly recalculate how many more years you probably need to keep working. What that conversation rarely includes is...
937kcountry.com
BJ’s Wholesale Club Breaks Ground on Forthcoming West Ocala Location
OCALA, FL (352today.com) – BJ’s Wholesale Club, the members-only “warehouse retail” (bigger box?) chain founded in Massachusetts, made good on its January announcement that it was coming to Ocala with a groundbreaking event at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, May 27, 2026. The club will be located...
ocala-news.com
Owners of Ocala development seeking increase in homes, pickleball courts
A developer is returning to Marion County officials to seek approval to expand the number of homes and modify the layout of a previously approved subdivision in northeast Ocala. The Marion County Planning and Zoning Commission will review a Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment request for the Woodridge Place community...
Alachua Chronicle
Gainesville City Commission signals increase in fire assessment fee in response to “big monster in the closet” of increased property tax exemptions
At a May 28 special meeting, Gainesville City Commissioners signaled that they may raise the fire assessment fee significantly in response to a proposal to increase the property tax exemption on homesteaded residential properties. The post Gainesville City Commission signals increase in fire assessment fee in response to “big monster in the closet” of increased property tax exemptions appeared first on Alachua Chronicle .
WCJB
North Florida Land Trust officials acquire 860 acres of land in Bradford County
352today.com
BJ’s Wholesale Club Breaks Ground on Forthcoming West Ocala Location
OCALA, FL (352today.com) – BJ’s Wholesale Club, the members-only “warehouse retail” (bigger box?) chain founded in Massachusetts, made good on its January announcement that it was coming to Ocala with a groundbreaking event at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, May 27, 2026. The club will be located...
villages-news.com
Villager claims rebuffed buyer called Community Standards after offer rejected
A Villager claims a rebuffed buyer reported deed compliance violations at his home after an offer was rejected. John Davis originally listed his home at 1988 Dove Hollow Run in the Village of St. Charles for $859,000. He thought he had a buyer on the hook, according to information he submitted earlier this month to the Architectural Review Committee.