The largest city by land area in the contiguous United States. Your board should not have to drive across it to get a signature.
Jacksonville consolidated with Duval County in 1968, which makes it geographically enormous and administratively unusual: one government where other Florida metros have a dozen. For community associations the practical effect is distance. A board whose members live twenty minutes apart in different directions cannot run on in-person paperwork, and the growth is happening further out still, in Nocatee, Fleming Island and the St. Johns County corridor. HOAware replaces the driving with a portal that the whole board can see.
HOAware supports associations throughout Northeast Florida: historic neighborhoods in Riverside, Avondale and San Marco, large master-planned communities in Nocatee and Oakleaf, beachside associations from Jacksonville Beach to Fernandina, and the suburban developments spreading south along US 1 and the 9B corridor.
For detailed information about Florida HOA laws and compliance requirements, visit our Florida HOA Management page.
Tools designed for Jacksonville, FL communities.
Approve ACC applications, review violations and sign off on expenditures from wherever each board member actually is, with every decision dated and attributed.
Florida now expects larger associations to make official records reachable through a website or app with an owner-only area. That is how the resident portal already works.
Managers running communities in Duval, Clay, St. Johns and Nassau keep them separate where the rules differ and together where the work is the same.
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See how HOAware works for boards spread across Northeast Florida.
Common questions about HOA management in Jacksonville.
See how HOAware works for boards spread across Northeast Florida.
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