Company Description:
Over the past decade, The St. Joe Company (NYSE: JOE) has earned its reputation as one of Florida's premier real estate development companies and one of the nation's most acclaimed placemakers. With approximately 580,000 acres of land, concentrated primarily in Northwest Florida between Tallahassee and Destin, St. Joe is helping to bring high-quality, strategic growth to the last, best part of Florida.The Company is focused on becoming the primary supplier of entitled land in Northwest Florida. St. Joe owns approximately 41,000 entitled acres that allow for the development of 43,000 residential units and over 13 million square feet of commercial uses. In addition, the Company manages timber operations on thousands of acres of rural lands and thousands of acres of land available that is suitable for rural recreation or large-scale retreats.Today, St. Joe is working with a wide range of strategic partners and third-party developers on resort, residential, commercial and industrial developments in Northwest Florida.
Over the past decade, The St. Joe Company (NYSE: JOE) has earned its reputation as one of Florida's premier real estate development companies and one of the nation's most acclaimed placemakers. With approximately 580,000 acres of land, concentrated primarily in Northwest Florida between Tallahassee and Destin, St. Joe is helping to bring high-quality, strategic growth to the last, best part of Florida.The Company is focused on becoming the primary supplier of entitled land in Northwest Florida. St. Joe owns approximately 41,000 entitled acres that allow for the development of 43,000 residential units and over 13 million square feet of commercial uses. In addition, the Company manages timber operations on thousands of acres of rural lands and thousands of acres of land available that is suitable for rural recreation or large-scale retreats.Today, St. Joe is working with a wide range of strategic partners and third-party developers on resort, residential, commercial and industrial developments in Northwest Florida.