Palmdale
Palmdale, FL · Real Estate
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Fort Myers gym property sells for $14.3 million
A newly built EōS Fitness facility in Fort Myers has sold but the gym chain isn’t going anywhere for a while. The 42,500-square-foot gym is at 10560 Colonial Blvd. The buyer, a Largo investor who bought it as part of a 1031 Exchange investor, paid $14.3 million. The...
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Coca-Cola Florida owner pays $65M for Fort Myers warehouse
The industrial real estate market in Lee County received a jolt with Coca-Cola Florida’s parent company paying $65 million for Highland Commerce Center, a warehouse that’s bigger than eight football fields. CF RE VI LLC, a company owned by Houston-based Cardinal System Holdings LLC, which owns Coca-Cola Florida,...
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Several Property Price Changes This Week
Data provided courtesy of Eric Pfeifer, Broker-Owner, Pfeifer Realty Group, based on information from the Sanibel & Captiva Islands Association of REALTORS® for the period 09/23/26 – 09/29/26. AddressClassOriginal List PricePriceSubdivision / Condo Name. 1340 Eagle Run Dr, SanibelVacant Land$595,000.00 $489,000.00 Beachview CC Estates. 2807 W Gulf Dr,...
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Crews start initial work on 84-unit Captiva Island residential project
Construction crews have started working on the site of the 84-unit Timbers Captiva Club & Residences to be built on the South Seas resort’s Captiva Island property. According to a spokesperson, there is no groundbreaking date yet, but work is being done to clear and ready the site for utilities.
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Kolter Urban, BH Group launch work on Olana Naples Residences after landing $197M loan
Kolter Urban and BH Group have begun development of the ultra-luxury Olana Naples Residences after obtaining a $197 million construction loan. Each unit will encompass 10,000 square feet and have 80 feet of uninterrupted beachfront views, as well as outdoor living spaces and in-home wellness amenities. They will also come with climate-controlled wine rooms, soundproofed theaters, wet bars, club rooms and game lounges.
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Developer Pat Neal Responds to Community Backlash Over Englewood Extension
For more than five decades, developer and former state lawmaker Pat Neal has been a central figure in shaping Southwest Florida’s suburban landscape. While supporters point to his history of environmental legislation and philanthropic land donations, critics frequently target the rapid pace of his projects. This ongoing tension between economic growth and environmental preservation is currently playing out along a contested stretch of Manasota Beach Road in Englewood.
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Homebuilder plans 500 new residences in Naples community
National homebuilder M/I Homes has bought several hundred lots in a Naples master-planned community where it plans to build more than 500 new residences. The properties are in two neighborhoods in the Brightshore development, which is being built by the Barron Collier Cos. northwest of the intersection of Immokalee Road and Everglades Boulevard.
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Naples industrial building sells for $8 million
Rail Head Industrial Park in Naples has sold. The property, located at 1455 Rail Head Blvd., was purchased by Railhead Boulevard of Naples LLC for $8 million, according to LQ Commercial Group, which brokered the transaction. The seller was an LLC associated with commercial real estate investment firm Richardson Commercial...
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North Tower Tops Out At The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Estero Bay In Bonita Springs
Construction has topped out on the 22-story North Tower at The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Estero Bay, a two-tower condominium development at 5000 Coconut Road in Bonita Springs. Developed by London Bay Development Group and designed by Arquitectonica, with interiors by Meyer Davis, the project comprises 224 residences within the 500-acre Saltleaf community. Coastal Construction is managing construction of the North Tower, which is scheduled for delivery in 2027.
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Punta Gorda streamlines historic property rules
Punta Gorda has streamlined its historic preservation rules, making it easier for property owners to add or remove properties from the city's Local Register of Historic Places. City Council unanimously approved amendments to the Historic Overlay District regulations Sept. 23, including a six-month period for owners to opt in or out of the local register. The changes also require real estate agents to disclose a property's historic designation to buyers and require Historic Preservation Board review of demolition or relocation applications. The revisions follow complications faced by owners of historic properties damaged by recent hurricanes. Council rejected a proposed change that would have required Historic Preservation Board approval before a Certificate of Appropriateness application could move forward.
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Commissioners Favor Limiting Affordable Housing to Island Workforce
The Sanibel Planning Commission discussed proposed amendments to the Land Development Code on Tuesday, Sept. 22, as they apply to Below Market Rate Housing, the city’s affordable housing program administered by the non-profit Community Housing & Resources. This review followed the award of a nearly $10 million grant to CHR to build a controversial 39-unit building on Periwinkle Way at the site of the former Fish House Restaurant.