Amelia Island
A barrier-island resort market with some of the region's strongest rental demand.
The Amelia Island Market at a Glance
Amelia Island is a barrier island at the northern tip of Florida's Atlantic coast in Nassau County, anchored by the historic seaport city of Fernandina Beach. It is a resort and heritage-tourism destination — beaches, golf resorts, and a walkable Victorian downtown — that supports one of Northeast Florida's strongest short-term-rental markets. Inventory skews toward beach homes, condos, resort-adjacent properties, and historic residences. Entry prices sit above the Nassau mainland, so returns depend on disciplined underwriting of nightly rate, occupancy, and coastal insurance and maintenance costs.
What We Focus On in Amelia Island
Why We Invest and Build in Amelia Island
Amelia Island competes on tourism demand and scarce coastal supply. The investment case is strongest for conservatively underwritten short-term rentals where the operator controls expenses; the risk is overpaying for trophy coastal property and underestimating insurance and upkeep. Conine Coastal focuses on underwriting these properties on real operating numbers and coastal-durable renovation.
Amelia Island Market Data
Current Amelia Island market statistics, drawn from public listing data and refreshed periodically. Figures are indicative, not an appraisal.
- Median sale price
- ~$975,000
- Median price / sq ft
- ~$570
- Rental performance
- Among Northeast Florida's strongest short-term-rental markets, though high entry prices demand disciplined underwriting.
A thin, high-end coastal segment: prices sit well above the Nassau mainland, and luxury inventory often carries long marketing times. Figures here are single-source listing data — treat as indicative only.
As of early 2026 · Source: Movoto (public listing data). Public-record estimates that move with the market — confirm current figures before relying on them.
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