The Fort Myers River District High-rise market continues to be one of the most active segments of our market. In 2011, 117 units sold in the six riverfront high-rise developments per data compiled from the Greater Fort Myers and the Beach MLS.
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Wink News covers the explosion of new businesses opening in recent months in the Downtown Fort Myers River District. While this has been a real long time coming…….it sure feels good to see the area gaining momentum and becoming something more than the seat of the Lee County Government and a home to hundreds of empty condos.
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Many consider High Point Place to be the premium Fort Myers waterfront high-rise development. This 32-story project is the tallest building between Tampa and Miami and is located in a very walkable location the closest to Downtown Fort Myers. The views over the wide Caloosahatchee River are stunning from High Point units.
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The Residences at Coconut Point continues to attract new buyers with 24 closings year-to-date in 2011 and 10 more sales presently pending. Buyers are attracted to the urban lifestyle experience
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First Street Village is now accepting deposits for units at this new condo development in Downtown Fort Myers. First Street Village will include both street level retail and 200 new condos in four mid-rise buildings.
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Many top land planing experts, economists and local leaders met yesterday in Downtown Fort Myers to discuss land planning for the next 25 years in the Fort Myers area.
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Neighborhoods with alleys and garages tucked behind homes are a growing trend in American architecture as reported by the Denver Post. This design allows for denser communities with car-free front yards. This configuration facilitates more neighborhood interaction and activity in front of the homes.
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In a region known for its auto-dependent gated-community lifestyle, an urban walker-friendly condo option is now available. The Residences at Coconut Point is a residential condo community located at the vibrant Coconut Point Mall in Estero, Florida.
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It was wonderful to see that the community leadership in Cape Coral is meeting to strategize about bringing new businesses and attractions to Cape Coral. The economy of the Cape, which has long been fueled by real estate and development, desperately needs to diversify into other areas.
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