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Amanda Bolduc, Real Estate Agent in Fort Myers, FL, Earns 2026 eXp ICON Status on 60 Closings and Nearly $30 Million
Amanda Bolduc, a REALTOR® with eXp Realty serving Southwest Florida, has earned 2026 eXp ICON Agent status, reporting 60 closed transactions totaling nearly $30 million in sales volume and 13 pending properties as of September 28, 2026. Recently certified as a Real Estate Negotiation Expert (R.E.N.E), she also received the 2025 Real Producers Marketing Excellence […]
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Fifth Avenue South retail shakeup worries longtime tenants
The face of Naples’ legacy shopping street, Fifth Avenue South, is changing again. Some of its longtime tenants worry its next coat of elan will erase local retail that was comforting, quirky and original. Some of those have already fled. Some of them have held on, determined to stay on the street that has become their home.
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Naples residents oppose 28-home Coconut Creek development
White signs reading “NO REZONING” line the streets of Coconut Creek as residents push back against a proposed 28-home development they fear could change the character of their neighborhood. The Woodlands at Rock Creek would combine the roughly 12-acre property at 3720 Gail Blvd. with an adjacent 3-acre...
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Estero & Southwest Florida Local Economy Report: Quarter Three 2026
As Southwest Florida enters the final months of 2026, the local economy is shifting from the rapid growth of the post-pandemic years to a steadier, more sustainable pace. For Estero residents and small business owners, the latest economic headlines may seem contradictory. But a closer look suggests the region is not facing a major downturn. Instead, Southwest Florida is adjusting as the unusually rapid growth of recent years begins to level off. The housing market is stabilizing, job growth is slowing to a more moderate pace, and local leaders have more time to plan for roads, utilities, and other infrastructure needed to support a growing population.
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Changes Recommended to Sanibel BMRH Program
At their October 13, 2026, meeting, the Sanibel Planning Commissioners had a lengthy discussion of the provisions of the Below Market Rate Housing program and recommended changes to send to Sanibel City Council. At the City’s request, outside counsel Klein Hornig LLP reviewed the City’s existing Below Market Rate Housing...