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Estero Wants to Become A More Walkable Community

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With 1,000 acres of vacant commercial land, the Village of Estero has the chance to transform itself into a walkable community with public green spaces, this Fort Myers News-Press article says. “We have created an environment in Southwest Florida where driving is the easy choice,” said Stacy Revay, a Collier County planning project manager. “Look

More Luxury Villas Available

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New homes are springing up all over the place. London Bay Homes is now offering luxury villas in the Cabreo neighborhood in Mediterra. Only 23 villa homesites of 39 remain in Cabreo. New floor plans offered by London Bay are designed to complement the existing homes in the intimate neighborhood, this Naples Daily News article

Building a Home on your Own Piece of Paradise

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After the housing crisis, vacant land plots skyrocketed up to $70,000 in some cases. Now, land is much cheaper and according to this Fort Myers News-Press article, financing is slowly easing too. “We started seeing that about a year ago, and it’s probably become more prevalent over the last six months,” said Randy Thibaut, owner

Selling Homes to Seniors: What you Need to Know

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Many senior citizens flock to Southwest Florida to retire—and who could blame them? It’s beautiful, always warm and there’s never a shortage of things to do. But how can agents make the home buying and selling process easier for their older clients? Selling your home and moving to a smaller, more cramped location is an

Will The Village of Estero Become a Full-fledged City?

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The status of the Village of Estero hangs on a November meeting nine months away, but residents have been pushing for its development into a full-fledged city in southwest Florida for some time. If approved, it will be the first since Bonita Springs’ incorporation in 1999. “Vote Estero has been banging the drum for incorporation

Southwest Florida is Sunny and Charitable

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Southwest Florida is not only known for its sunshine, but it’s also a hotspot for charitable organizations. The 11th annual Shadow Wood Golf Tournament raised more than $210,000, according to this article in the Naples Daily News, surpassing last year’s amount by a cool $50,000. The tournament has been a tradition for the Shadow Wood
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