• Steel bridge over the water in Jacksonville, FL

    Charging at Home: What EV Ownership Is Actually Like in Northeast Florida

    Does an Electric Car Make Sense Where the Trips Are Short and the Summers Are Long? There is a moment that converts people, and it is not the acceleration. It is a Tuesday in February when you walk out to the garage at eight in the morning, get into a car that is already warm because you told it to

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  • Two-story home with palms in Panama Park, Jacksonville, FL

    Living in Mandarin: Old Jacksonville Under the Oaks

    Is There Anywhere in Jacksonville That Still Feels Like a Village? Drive Mandarin Road on a weekday morning and the pavement narrows to something barely two lanes wide with oaks meeting overhead and glimpses of the St. Johns River flashing between old houses on the water side. There is a park with a

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  • Community pool from above in Jacksonville, FL

    Lagoon Living: Inside the Amenity-First Communities of St. Johns County

    What Happens When the Neighborhood Is the Main Attraction? On a Saturday in Beachwalk you can stand on sand, look out at turquoise water wide enough for paddleboards, and be nine miles from the actual Atlantic Ocean. Kids are jumping off something. Somebody has a cabana. There is a bar. And every si

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