Looking for affordable housing in Florida? According to the Zillow Home Value Index, which serves as the source for this analysis, Florida still offers pockets of affordability despite the state’s overall appreciation in home values. You might be surprised to discover that Jacksonville dominates the list of most affordable neighborhoods, with 12 of the 16 least expensive areas located in Duval County.
When you examine the data closely, you’ll notice these affordable neighborhoods have experienced dramatic growth since 2010, with an average increase of 76.7% just in the last five years (2020-2025). Mid-Westside in Jacksonville stands out with a remarkable 320% increase in home values from 2010 to 2025, demonstrating the significant transformation happening in these once overlooked areas.
You’ll find the most affordable options are primarily concentrated in urban areas of Jacksonville and Pensacola, with only one Palm Beach County neighborhood making the list. This geographic distribution suggests that while coastal and resort-adjacent areas continue commanding premium prices, value-conscious homebuyers can still find opportunities in Florida’s urban centers.
16. Englewood Home Prices Chart
Here are the historical home prices and percentage change over time:
- 2025 home value: $109,810
- 2020 home value: $69,844
- 2015 home value: $35,568
- 2010 home value: $47,713
- Change 2020-2025: 57.22%
- Change 2015-2025: 208.74%
- Change 2010-2025: 130.15%
About Englewood
Located in Pensacola within Escambia County, Englewood offers you the most expensive option among Florida’s most affordable neighborhoods. You’ll see the area has experienced steady growth, with home values increasing from $47,713 in 2010 to $109,810 in 2025. The neighborhood showed particularly strong growth between 2015 and 2025, with a dramatic 208.74% increase. Even in the most recent five-year period, values continued to climb by 57.22%, demonstrating the area’s consistent appreciation despite remaining relatively affordable compared to other Florida neighborhoods.
15. Brentwood Home Prices Chart
Historical home prices and percentage changes for this neighborhood:
- 2025 home value: $109,542
- 2020 home value: $65,690
- 2015 home value: $25,876
- 2010 home value: $34,586
- Change 2020-2025: 66.76%
- Change 2015-2025: 323.34%
- Change 2010-2025: 216.72%
About Brentwood
Nestled in Jacksonville’s urban landscape in Duval County, Brentwood presents an interesting investment case with dramatic growth patterns. You’ll notice home values more than tripled since 2010, jumping from $34,586 to $109,542 in 2025, representing a 216.72% increase. The most remarkable period was between 2015 and 2025, showing a staggering 323.34% growth as the neighborhood underwent significant transformation. Even in the most recent five years, values continued their upward trajectory with a 66.76% increase, suggesting ongoing revitalization efforts are bearing fruit in this Jacksonville community.
14. Brownsville Home Prices Chart
Take a look at the historical home prices and percentage changes:
- 2025 home value: $109,149
- 2020 home value: $64,711
- 2015 home value: $34,601
- 2010 home value: $44,883
- Change 2020-2025: 68.67%
- Change 2015-2025: 215.45%
- Change 2010-2025: 143.19%
About Brownsville
Situated in Pensacola within Escambia County, Brownsville represents another affordable option in Florida’s panhandle region. You’ll find that home values here have more than doubled since 2010, rising from $44,883 to $109,149 in 2025, marking a 143.19% increase. The neighborhood experienced its most significant growth between 2015 and 2025, with values soaring 215.45%. Recent years have maintained this momentum with a 68.67% increase from 2020 to 2025, suggesting Brownsville continues to attract interest while remaining accessible for budget-conscious homebuyers in the Pensacola area.
13. Robinson’s Addition Home Prices Chart
Here’s a breakdown of the historical home values and percentage changes:
- 2025 home value: $106,541
- 2020 home value: $61,516
- 2015 home value: $24,736
- 2010 home value: $36,138
- Change 2020-2025: 73.19%
- Change 2015-2025: 330.70%
- Change 2010-2025: 194.82%
About Robinson’s Addition
Jacksonville’s Robinson’s Addition in Duval County offers you a glimpse into the dramatic transformation occurring in Florida’s urban neighborhoods. You’ll be amazed to learn that home values have nearly tripled since 2010, climbing from $36,138 to $106,541 in 2025, representing a 194.82% increase. The most explosive growth occurred between 2015 and 2025, with an extraordinary 330.70% jump as revitalization efforts took hold. Even in the recent five-year period, values continued their steep ascent with a 73.19% increase, demonstrating this neighborhood’s evolution while still maintaining relative affordability within the Florida market.
12. Hogan’s Creek Home Prices Chart
Review the historical pricing data and percentage changes over time:
- 2025 home value: $105,013
- 2020 home value: $57,965
- 2015 home value: $22,644
- 2010 home value: N/A
- Change 2020-2025: 81.17%
- Change 2015-2025: 363.75%
- Change 2010-2025: N/A
About Hogan’s Creek
Tucked away in Jacksonville’s urban core within Duval County, Hogan’s Creek represents a neighborhood that has emerged from obscurity to become a viable housing market. You’ll notice that prior to 2015, this area didn’t register significant home values in the Zillow index, but by 2025, values reached $105,013. The neighborhood has experienced remarkable growth since coming onto the radar, with values increasing 363.75% between 2015 and 2025. Even in the last five years, the area has seen an impressive 81.17% appreciation, suggesting Hogan’s Creek is undergoing substantial redevelopment while remaining one of Florida’s more accessible neighborhoods price-wise.
11. Grand Park Home Prices Chart
The following shows historical home values and percentage changes for this neighborhood:
- 2025 home value: $104,896
- 2020 home value: $61,934
- 2015 home value: $26,222
- 2010 home value: $30,970
- Change 2020-2025: 69.37%
- Change 2015-2025: 300.02%
- Change 2010-2025: 238.70%
About Grand Park
Positioned within Jacksonville’s urban landscape in Duval County, Grand Park shows a compelling growth story. You’ll discover that home values have more than tripled since 2010, surging from $30,970 to $104,896 in 2025, representing a remarkable 238.70% increase. The neighborhood experienced its most dramatic transformation between 2015 and 2025, with values tripling exactly with a 300.02% increase. Recent years have continued this upward trajectory with a 69.37% growth from 2020 to 2025, indicating Grand Park’s ongoing revitalization while still offering you a relatively affordable entry point into the Florida housing market.
10. College Gardens Home Prices Chart
Historical price data and percentage changes for this neighborhood:
- 2025 home value: $104,709
- 2020 home value: $57,813
- 2015 home value: $29,345
- 2010 home value: $28,476
- Change 2020-2025: 81.12%
- Change 2015-2025: 256.82%
- Change 2010-2025: 267.71%
About College Gardens
College Gardens, situated in Jacksonville’s Duval County, presents one of the most dramatic growth stories on this list. You’ll be intrigued to learn that home values here have nearly quadrupled since 2010, leaping from $28,476 to $104,709 in 2025, representing an impressive 267.71% increase. The neighborhood saw consistent appreciation throughout this period, with the 2015-2025 decade showing a 256.82% rise. Even in the most recent five-year window, values continued their steep climb with an 81.12% increase, suggesting College Gardens is experiencing sustained revitalization while remaining among Florida’s more affordable neighborhoods.
9. Murry Hills Home Prices Chart
Historical home price data and percentage changes:
- 2025 home value: $103,628
- 2020 home value: $65,623
- 2015 home value: $44,477
- 2010 home value: $45,805
- Change 2020-2025: 57.91%
- Change 2015-2025: 132.99%
- Change 2010-2025: 126.24%
About Murry Hills
As the only Palm Beach County neighborhood to make this list, Murry Hills in Lake Worth Beach offers you a rare opportunity for relatively affordable housing in South Florida. You’ll notice this area has shown more moderate but steady growth compared to other neighborhoods on the list, with home values increasing 126.24% from $45,805 in 2010 to $103,628 in 2025. Interestingly, values actually dipped slightly between 2010 and 2015 before beginning a steady climb. The neighborhood has experienced accelerated appreciation in recent years with a 57.91% increase since 2020, suggesting growing interest in this pocket of affordability within an otherwise expensive South Florida market.
8. 29th and Chase Home Prices Chart
Here’s a summary of historical home values and percentage changes:
- 2025 home value: $100,693
- 2020 home value: $58,696
- 2015 home value: $22,483
- 2010 home value: $37,586
- Change 2020-2025: 71.55%
- Change 2015-2025: 347.86%
- Change 2010-2025: 167.90%
About 29th and Chase
Located in Jacksonville’s urban core within Duval County, the 29th and Chase neighborhood showcases an interesting pattern of decline and recovery. You’ll observe that home values actually decreased from $37,586 in 2010 to $22,483 in 2015, before beginning a dramatic upward trajectory. By 2025, values had reached $100,693, representing a 167.90% increase from 2010 levels. The most remarkable period was 2015-2025, with a staggering 347.86% growth as the neighborhood underwent significant revitalization. Recent years have maintained solid appreciation with a 71.55% increase since 2020, offering you an affordable option that continues to gain momentum in Jacksonville’s housing market.
7. New Town Home Prices Chart
Check out the historical pricing data for this emerging neighborhood:
- 2025 home value: $99,980
- 2020 home value: $53,215
- 2015 home value: N/A
- 2010 home value: N/A
- Change 2020-2025: 87.88%
- Change 2015-2025: N/A
- Change 2010-2025: N/A
About New Town
Jacksonville’s aptly named New Town neighborhood in Duval County represents a truly emerging market in Florida’s affordable housing landscape. You’ll find this area is relatively new to the Zillow index, with no recorded values prior to 2020. Since appearing on the radar, New Town has experienced explosive growth, with home values increasing 87.88% in just five years, from $53,215 in 2020 to $99,980 in 2025. This rapid appreciation suggests significant redevelopment and growing interest in the area, possibly driven by urban renewal initiatives or increasing demand for affordable housing options within Jacksonville’s metropolitan area.
6. Mixon Town Home Prices Chart
Historical home values and percentage changes over time:
- 2025 home value: $98,457
- 2020 home value: $54,356
- 2015 home value: $25,561
- 2010 home value: $26,679
- Change 2020-2025: 81.13%
- Change 2015-2025: 285.19%
- Change 2010-2025: 269.04%
About Mixon Town
Mixon Town, situated in Jacksonville’s Duval County, reveals a dramatic transformation story in Florida’s affordable housing landscape. You’ll observe that home values here have nearly quadrupled since 2010, climbing from $26,679 to $98,457 in 2025, representing an impressive 269.04% increase. The area experienced a slight decline between 2010 and 2015 before beginning a steep upward trajectory. The most dramatic growth occurred between 2015 and 2025, with values skyrocketing 285.19%. Even in the most recent five-year period, appreciation remained strong at 81.13%, suggesting Mixon Town continues to benefit from revitalization efforts while remaining accessible to budget-conscious homebuyers.
5. Mid-Westside Home Prices Chart
Review the historical price data and percentage changes:
- 2025 home value: $95,965
- 2020 home value: $45,447
- 2015 home value: $20,864
- 2010 home value: $22,846
- Change 2020-2025: 111.16%
- Change 2015-2025: 359.95%
- Change 2010-2025: 320.06%
About Mid-Westside
Jacksonville’s Mid-Westside neighborhood in Duval County stands out as the growth champion on this list. You’ll be astonished to learn that home values here have more than quadrupled since 2010, soaring from $22,846 to $95,965 in 2025, representing an extraordinary 320.06% increase. The area experienced a slight decline between 2010 and 2015 before beginning a meteoric rise. The past five years alone have seen values more than double with a 111.16% increase, the highest short-term growth rate on this list. This remarkable trajectory suggests Mid-Westside is undergoing significant revitalization while still offering one of Florida’s most affordable entry points into homeownership.
4. Moncrief Park Home Prices Chart
Historical home values and percentage changes for this neighborhood:
- 2025 home value: $92,977
- 2020 home value: $49,031
- 2015 home value: $19,092
- 2010 home value: $42,481
- Change 2020-2025: 89.63%
- Change 2015-2025: 386.99%
- Change 2010-2025: 118.87%
About Moncrief Park
Located in Jacksonville’s urban area within Duval County, Moncrief Park displays one of the most volatile growth patterns on this list. You’ll notice that home values actually decreased dramatically from $42,481 in 2010 to just $19,092 in 2015, before beginning an extraordinary recovery. By 2025, values had reached $92,977, representing a 118.87% increase from 2010 levels. The most remarkable period was 2015-2025, with a staggering 386.99% growth as the neighborhood rebounded from its low point. Recent years have continued this strong upward trend with an 89.63% increase since 2020, suggesting Moncrief Park’s revitalization is gaining momentum while remaining one of Florida’s more affordable neighborhoods.
3. Phoenix Home Prices Chart
Here’s a look at the historical home values and percentage changes:
- 2025 home value: $92,531
- 2020 home value: $65,698
- 2015 home value: $24,847
- 2010 home value: $49,630
- Change 2020-2025: 40.84%
- Change 2015-2025: 272.40%
- Change 2010-2025: 86.44%
About Phoenix
Situated in Jacksonville’s Duval County, the Phoenix neighborhood presents a fascinating case of decline and recovery. You’ll find this area experienced a significant drop in values from $49,630 in 2010 to just $24,847 in 2015, before embarking on a remarkable comeback. By 2025, home values had reached $92,531, representing an 86.44% increase from 2010 levels. The most dramatic growth occurred between 2015 and 2025, with a striking 272.40% increase as revitalization efforts took hold. Interestingly, Phoenix shows the lowest five-year growth rate on this list at 40.84% since 2020, suggesting its recovery may be stabilizing while still offering you an affordable entry point in Jacksonville’s housing market.
2. Longbranch Home Prices Chart
Check out the historical pricing data for this emerging neighborhood:
- 2025 home value: $86,449
- 2020 home value: $46,015
- 2015 home value: N/A
- 2010 home value: N/A
- Change 2020-2025: 87.87%
- Change 2015-2025: N/A
- Change 2010-2025: N/A
About Longbranch
Jacksonville’s Longbranch neighborhood in Duval County represents one of the newest emerging markets on this list. You’ll notice this area only began registering on the Zillow Home Value Index after 2015, with no recorded values prior to 2020. Since appearing in the data, Longbranch has shown explosive growth, with home values increasing 87.87% in just five years, from $46,015 in 2020 to $86,449 in 2025. This rapid appreciation suggests significant redevelopment activity and growing interest in what has become Florida’s second most affordable neighborhood. The area likely benefits from urban renewal initiatives and increasing demand for budget-friendly housing options within Jacksonville’s metropolitan footprint.
1. Fairfield Home Prices Chart
Historical home values and percentage changes for Florida’s most affordable neighborhood:
- 2025 home value: $85,549
- 2020 home value: $42,415
- 2015 home value: N/A
- 2010 home value: N/A
- Change 2020-2025: 101.70%
- Change 2015-2025: N/A
- Change 2010-2025: N/A
About Fairfield
Crowned as Florida’s most affordable neighborhood, Fairfield in Jacksonville’s Duval County offers you the lowest entry point into the Sunshine State’s housing market. You’ll discover this area is relatively new to the Zillow index, with no recorded values prior to 2020. In the short time it has been tracked, Fairfield has demonstrated remarkable growth, with home values more than doubling from $42,415 in 2020 to $85,549 in 2025, representing a 101.70% increase. This exceptional appreciation rate suggests the neighborhood is undergoing significant transformation, possibly due to revitalization efforts, strategic investments, or spillover effects from Jacksonville’s broader urban renewal initiatives, while still maintaining its status as Florida’s most budget-friendly housing market.
