Relocating to Jacksonville Florida

Whether you’re moving to Jacksonville from another state, across town, or another country, Gina LaBarbera is ready to help make the process as easy as possible. Having made the move to Jacksonville almost 20 years ago, Gina knows the ins and outs of Palm Coast, the Beaches, Ponte Vedra, St. Augustine, Hammock Beach and all the other communities surrounding Jacksonville.

Gina understands the hundreds of details that are involved in finding a new home and moving, especially long distance; that’s why she’s gathered everything you need to know about relocating to Jacksonville on this web site. You’ll find home listings, neighborhood profiles, school data and information about cultural and recreational activities.

She also knows that your time is at a premium, especially if you’re trying to balance work, a family and a move. That’s why Gina will help you find your Jacksonville area home through a virtual search, using the most technologically advanced tools in the real estate industry. She’ll listen carefully to your requirements and then work tirelessly to locate properties and neighborhoods that fill the bill. You’ll have the opportunity to view virtual tours on her web site and learn everything you need to know about the communities which interest you. When you’re ready to visit Jacksonville, she’ll plan your in-person home search to view only those homes that meet your criteria and make the most effective use of your time.

You can start the relocation to Jacksonville process right now, simply and easily. Just click here to contact Gina and she will be happy to send you the information you request.

When you’re ready to leave snowy winters

for the warmth of the Jacksonville sun…leave it to Gina

Gina LaBarbera left New Jersey for Jacksonville, Florida in 1989 and never looked back. Now, she’s helping others escape the cold and find homes (and happiness!) in Jacksonville. Gina will make your move from cold to coast a breeze with her extensive knowledge of the Jacksonville real estate market. She’ll help you find your dream home, whether it’s a Palm Coast townhouse, a Hammock Beach high rise or a Jacksonville waterfront home. Plus, Gina will share her insider’s perspective about things to do in Jacksonville and how to make the transition from snow to sunshine. Gina LaBarbera knows where you’re coming from; let her help you move to Jacksonville.

Click on Relocation guide to read Gina’s free guide to Jacksonville living:

From Jersey to Jacksonville…an Insider’s Guide to Making the Transition from Brrr to Ahhh.

Yes Virginia, there is Christmas in Florida

When I first moved to Jacksonville from New Jersey, one of my biggest culture shocks was waking up to 80 degree weather on Christmas Day. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or the Winter Solstice, your first holiday season in Jacksonville will seem odd. As much as you want to get away from the snow and cold, you do miss the ambiance it provides at that time of the year.

However, if your experience is anything like mine, by your second December, you’ll be looking forward to spending your holidays in the sun—whether on the beach, boating, fishing, biking or enjoying a wonderful outdoor dinner on your porch. I now feel that lights strung around a palm tree are perfectly normal, and a street corner Santa, dressed in shorts, is entitled to enjoy the sunshine, just like the rest of us. And, if you must have snow, you can always pop in a DVD of “White Christmas” and gather the family round the flat screen.