Relocation
Thinking about moving to St. Augustine?
An unscientific survey indicates that most people who've moved to St. Augustine first visited as tourists. There's a long history of that pattern, beginning with Ponce de Leon, including Henry Flagler and a colony of artists in the late 1800s, and through to today's college grads, families, and snowbirds.
As a visitor, you may know your favorite shops, restaurants, musicians, attractions, and beaches, but moving to the Ancient City requires a whole new set of information. Where are the best schools for your kids? What neighborhoods are close to grocery stores? Who will you call for yard work and electrical issues? Which is best for you, an HOA community or a stand-alone house?
Learn about St. Augustine and the whole of St. Johns County, where we've identified 20 regions, ranging along the coast from Crescent Beach to Ponte Vedra Beach and along the St. Johns River from Hastings to Fruit Cove. Will you rent, buy an existing home, or build one? Our "Home Type" section has information about all the options. We provide lists of commercial services and government agencies — the things you need to know before you move and the services and companies you may need once you've settled.
Love St. Augustine, and thinking about moving here? Then our Relocation section is for you.
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