The St. Joe Company
A real estate developer owning roughly 165,000 acres in Northwest Florida, building homesites, hotels, marinas, and commercial properties under brands like the Watersound Club and the Jimmy Buffett-inspired Latitude Margaritaville Watersound community. It began in 1936 as the St. Joe Paper Company, founded by Alfred I. duPont and his brother-in-law Edward Ball, before selling its paper mills and renaming itself The St. Joe Company in 1999. The name comes from the Gulf town of Port St. Joe, once home to Florida's first steam-powered railroad.
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