BTI Partners recently acquired 4,600 acres of properties in Clay and St. John’s counties, but it does not stop there. BTI Partners CEO Noah Breakstone recently announced that the group is “actively looking at other deals in the Jacksonville and Northeast Florida area.” With recent acquisitions, the Northeast Florida area has considerable potential for growth. “Jacksonville’s growth sectors in logistics, medicine and technology show little signs of slowing down,” making it one of the state’s most promising cities for development, according to the Jacksonville Daily Record. “If you look at Jacksonville you have population growth, you have job growth, you have net migration and all of this creates a need for housing,” said CEO Breakstone. “Jacksonville’s time has come. Where cars once drove past Jacksonville heading south on Interstate 95, they are now stopping to consider making it their new home.” . . . #florida #realestate #realestatemarket #floridarealestate #miami #southflorida #bu...