TRACK RECORD · BUYOUTS

Seventeen homes, one neighborhood.

Before a city can buy a flood-prone home with grant funds, each one has to be appraised, titled and documented.

Exterior of a flood-prone home with a stripped screened porch
A home in the City of Jacksonville's acquisition program, from its appraisal file
HOMESSeventeen acquired
FUNDINGNearly $10 million
SCOPEAppraisal to closeout

We managed the grant for the City of Jacksonville's acquisition of flood-prone homes in the Reeds subdivision: appraisal and title work, relocation, and closeout. The program ended with 17 homes acquired and demolished.

Every property started with an appraisal. The photographs here come from those files and show the condition of the exteriors.

Exterior of an appraised homePorch floor stripped to the joistsPorch ceiling opened upSide of the screened porch
EXTERIOR OF AN APPRAISED HOME

Photographs of the exterior are part of every appraisal file, along with the condition of the structure.

PORCH FLOOR STRIPPED TO THE JOISTS

Damage the appraiser documented on the subject property.

PORCH CEILING OPENED UP

Interior of the same screened porch.

SIDE OF THE SCREENED PORCH

Staining and rot along the base of the walls.

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