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Even though Jacksonville is situated in the far north of Florida, it has a comparable climate to the rest of the state. You’re going to get about 50 inches of rain on average and it is going to be in the nineties in the summer. Unlike Miami, however, the winter can get a bit freezing with temperatures falling into the mid forties. For many people, however, this is viewed as a positive since it is nice to get a break from the hot Florida climate every once in a while. Job growth is triple the national average, and is likely to double or even triple over the next few months. In spite of this strong growth, the cost of living is about 10 percent less than the national average. With low home prices, solid appreciation rates and no state income tax, Jacksonville is considered as a prime real estate market.