Taylor Morrison appoints Jeremy Hampson as Jacksonville division president

Taylor Morrison has appointed Jeremy Hampson as president of its Jacksonville division, adding a nearly 15-year homebuilding veteran as the division pursues strategic growth.

Hampson joins Taylor Morrison from Freehold Capital Management, where he served as division president of Florida. He previously spent nearly 11 years with Toll Brothers‘ Jacksonville division in a range of project management and land acquisition roles, most recently as vice president of land acquisition.

“Jeremy’s strong leadership, work ethic and deep understanding of the Florida market will make him an exceptional addition to our team as we look to expand across the Jacksonville region,” Taylor Morrison area president Steve Kempton said.

“We are thrilled to welcome him on board and are confident his experience developing successful large-scale master-planned communities will be especially valuable as we continue to grow the division and build on the recent introduction of our Esplanade brand in Jacksonville.”

Hampson holds a bachelor’s degree in management from Missouri State University and an MBA in finance from Lindenwood University. Hampson is active in the Florida real estate community, serving as a member of the Florida ULI Product Council for Community Development and the Association of Florida Community Developers. He has also served on the Northeast Florida Builders Association‘s board of directors.

“The Jacksonville division has built an incredibly talented and dedicated team and I’m excited for what’s ahead,” Hampson said. “I’m deeply passionate about the Florida real estate community and look forward to working with this team to deliver exceptional homes, foster customer care and make a real impact in the neighborhoods we serve.”

Taylor Morrison’s Jacksonville division currently operates six open communities and recently launched sales at its first Esplanade resort lifestyle community in the market, Esplanade at St. Marys. Located near the Georgia-Florida border, the 1,250-acre golf course community is slated for more than 1,300 single-family homes, along with a suite of resort-style amenities and wellness-focused programming.

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