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Used Shipping Containers for Sale or Rent in Jacksonville
20ft, 40ft, and 40ft High Cube shipping containers available in Florida
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Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville, now Florida’s most populous city, is a major container hub anchored by JAXPORT and Foreign Trade Zone #64. Its container market is shaped by seasonal cycles in agriculture, construction, and tourism, driving fluctuating demand for imports and exports. With strong logistics infrastructure and ties to coastal markets, containers are constantly repositioned through the area. This dynamic flow supports a steady market for used containers across industries like defense, healthcare, and manufacturing.
Pricing for your region
Region | 20ft Used Container | 40ft Used Container | 40ft Used High Cube Container | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
FL Jacksonville, FL | $1,656 1.69% | $2,202 2.31% | $2,359 5.93% |
About Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville, Florida, now the most populous city in the state as of 2024, has surged past [Miami](https://www.eveoncontainers.com/en-US/locations/shipping-container-miami) with 1,009,833 residents, making it the 10th most populous city in the United States. This growing metropolis is anchored by JAXPORT, Florida’s largest seaport by volume and a top 15 container port nationally, moving roughly 18 million short tons of cargo each year.
As home to Foreign Trade Zone #64 and a network of customs facilities, the city plays a central role in the ebb and flow of containerized trade. Imports and exports range from building materials and medical products to transportation equipment, food-service machinery, packaging, and chemicals, categories that fluctuate not only with global demand but also with seasonal cycles in construction, agriculture, and manufacturing.
The rhythm of Jacksonville’s container market is closely tied to seasonal business activity, particularly the movement of crops and perishable goods that require precise timing and reliable logistics. Florida’s [agricultural](https://www.eveoncontainers.com/en-US/industries/shipping-containers-for-the-farming--agriculture-industry) harvests from winter citrus to spring vegetables, create surges in outbound shipping, while peak tourism and [construction](https://www.eveoncontainers.com/en-US/industries/shipping-containers-for-construction) seasons drive inbound container volumes filled with hospitality equipment, materials, and consumer goods.
This seasonal dance fuels a year-round demand for shipping containers, with employers across [defense](https://www.eveoncontainers.com/en-US/industries/shipping-containers-are-great-way-for-the-military), healthcare, finance, and [logistics](https://www.eveoncontainers.com/en-US/industries/shipping-containers-for-transportation--logistics--eveon-containers). The result is a dynamic trade ecosystem where Jacksonville’s rising population, diversified economy, and strategic port capacity converge to keep containers in constant motion, ensuring the city’s role as a major gateway for both Florida and the wider southeastern U.S. A healthy flow of containers is repositioned throughout this market due to its relation to several coastal markets. Eveon maintains inventory of 20ft, 40ft and 40ft HC stock.
Three Interesting Facts About the Jacksonville Port
- ### Jacksonville Is "America’s First Port" JAXPORT proudly claims the title “America’s First Port” due to a historic trade event in 1565, when English sailors exchanged goods with French settlers at Fort Caroline. This was the first recorded act of international waterborne commerce in the New World .
- ### One of the Largest Vehicle Ports in the U.S. JAXPORT is the second-largest vehicle-handling port in the United States, processing over 696,000 vehicles annually. This makes it a key hub for automotive imports and exports, especially for brands like Toyota, which has a major processing facility at the port .
- ### Deepwater Channel Supports Mega Ships Thanks to a 47-foot deepwater channel, JAXPORT can accommodate post-Panamax container ships, some of the largest in the world. This capability has attracted global carriers and expanded Jacksonville’s reach to more than 70 countries.
What We Love About Jacksonville, FL
Home of the Jacksonville Jaguars, beautiful weather, picturesque skyline, and miles of coastal line, this international port city is located on the St. Johns River. Known as "The River City," [Jacksonville](https://www.floridarealestatecentral.com/jacksonville/), Florida is one of the fastest-growing cities in the southern U.S. Resting on the border between Florida and Georgia. Growing by almost 11% between 2010 and 2019.
One of the largest employers in the Jacksonville area is Amazon. As we all know Amazon is amazing at loading packages into their trucks. Speaking of loading packages.... roughly 23-25 pallets of consumer-packaged goods going to Amazon centers fit into a 40ft container. Aka 1953 bankers' boxes (12x12x12)!
Floridians are creatively repurposing shipping containers to address critical local challenges, particularly in affordable housing and sustainable living. In Miami, developers like EcoTech Visions are transforming shipping containers into eco-friendly homes that cost significantly less than traditional housing, with three-container homes priced around $205,000 compared to the local average of $350,000-$360,0002.
These innovative homes feature three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and are equipped with solar panels to combat high electric bills in South Florida's heat. Beyond housing, local entrepreneurs are using containers for diverse purposes such as pop-up restaurants, mobile clinics, and even urban farming solutions, demonstrating the versatility of these adaptable structures in addressing community needs
