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Hadar Orkibi
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Feedback on 32206 and 32211 in Jacksonville FL.

Hadar Orkibi
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Hi Team, 

I would appreciate some local feedback regarding the  32206 Urban Core & Springfield area and 32211- Greater Area & Woodland Acres? 

Are these up and coming or High Crime low income areas?

06 has the Hospital in it and 11 has the university in it... both good things. 

Thanks In advance, H

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    David Wurzel
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    David Wurzel
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    Jacksonville has no area termed Midtown.  The zips 32206, 32208, and 32209 would be considered rough and urban.  The zip 32211 is across the river and a bit of both with better areas near the Jacksonville University and things getting progressively rougher, with regard to crime, as you move east towards Arlington.  In 32206, as mentioned, there is a small area in and around Shands Hospital and due North of downtown that is considered Springfield where some gentrification has occurred.  Jacksonville, by land mass, is the largest city in the US.  It is comprised of over 35 zip codes.  Some like to reference the city by the North bank and the South bank.  This term refers to the St. Johns River splitting the city.  To me, that's a large misnomer.  I prefer referring to zip codes because each seems to be its own unique area with unique characteristics.  I just sent you a zip map on your buyer@webuy............. email.

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