John Burns Real Estate Consulting recently spotlighted the Nocatee community’s continued growth and success during the downturn, calling it “a case study of going against conventional wisdom during a downturn—and reaping big rewards afterward" on their company blog.
The PARC Group, Nocatee’s master developer, has been named Developer of the Year for the eighth straight year by the Northeast Florida Builders Association’s (NEFBA) Sales and Marketing Council.
This year marks The PARC Group’s 25th year of developing premier addresses for Northeast Florida.
K9s for Warriors will soon be able to aid even more veterans struggling with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injuries.
Nocatee is now the fifth best-selling master-planned community in the nation, according to rankings released this week.
Greenleaf Lakes and The Villas at Nocatee will join Nocatee’s existing 11 neighborhoods. These two new neighborhoods will complement existing communities, offering new homes in a wide range of sizes and styles for everyone from individuals and families to active retirees.
The “Year in Review” was first published on the new Nocatee Resident Forum at www.mynocatee.com.
President, The PARC Group
2013 was an exciting year for Nocatee. We have received national acclaim and in July, Nocatee was named the sixth best-selling community in America.
The past year has very active for us as the developer. We added 4 new neighborhoods in Nocatee - Lakeside at Town Center, Greenleaf Preserve, Enclave at Town Center and Brookwood. We also saw the last home sell in Austin Park, our first Nocatee neighborhood that opened in 2007. Construction started on a new K-8 school in the Greenleaf area, First Baptist Church announced plans for a Nocatee campus, St. Johns County announced construction plans for Nocatee’s first fire station, Advanced Disposal chose Nocatee as their corporate headquarters, and we completed the plans for expansion of the Splash Water Park. Our community event staff also added a calendar-full of events and activities for our residents and their guests.
Our Town Center is continuing to take shape as Publix and our other retailers are enjoying strong business. Dick’s Wings and Yobe are in full swing and First Coast Energy announced the opening of a Shell Gas Station and Daily’s convenience store.
Many changes will be taking place in Splash Water Park through the winter and spring of 2014 as we add to our recreation amenities. The west end of the Water Park will be expanded to include an additional family pool, kids spray ground and an abundance of covered deck space. Across the parking lot in the former Farmers Market field, we will begin construction of a heated Junior Olympic swimming pool, community garden, and basketball court. And our kayak launch is set to open later this month at the base of the Nocatee Parkway on the west side of the Intracoastal Waterway.
While we have done our best to construct roads, amenities and neighborhoods, it is the “community” that makes Nocatee a desirable place to live. With multiple events and activities happening every week for families, grown-ups, and kids, there’s no question that the Nocatee lifestyle is unlike any other. We thank residents for their part in making Nocatee the community of choice in Northeast Florida.
Are you in the market for a new home? Have you come across the term “master-planned community,” but aren’t really sure what that is, or if a master-planned community would be right for you?
Buyers looking for new construction close to the beach—but without the usual million-plus price point—will have a new option this summer. Crosswater at Pablo Bay, a new home community less than five miles from the beaches, is now selling, with construction to begin in late summer 2013. Single-family homes start in the $200s.
Luxury home community Pablo Creek Reserve is on target to surpass 2012 sales in the first six months of 2013, with several builders selling spec homes before they are completed.
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