Hoffman dream house sells
Home was once priciest in Lee County
The Casa de Sueños, or House of Dreams, formerly owned by former U.S. Ambassador Al Hoffman, has sold. The house on the Caloosahatchee River is arguably as grand and stately as its older neighbors just up the river, the Edison & Ford Winter Estates. Full Story
Decline continued in rural land values
The steep decline in the state’s rural land values continued in 2009 but might level off later this year, according to the annual Florida Land Value Survey from the University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. Full Story
Free seminars at Miromar Design Center in April
The public is invited to attend a series of informative events and seminars presented by Miromar Design Center. There is no cost to attend.
Design Trends for Home Interiors
and Renovation for 2010 and Beyond
Saturday, April 10, 2–3 p.m. Full Story
Cape developer offers short-sale prices
In a unique end-of-season move, five Parkside at The Rivers IV condominiums in Cape Coral are being offered at short-sale prices without the hassle of the short-sale process. The first five buyers to qualify can choose from among 18 available units for just $350,000. Parkside at The Rivers IV is located at 4029 SE 20th Place, Cape Coral, at the end of Beach Parkway, adjacent to Jaycee Park. Full Story
Sandoval’s Phase II more than 45 percent sold
Sandoval, the 524-acre master planned community being developed by the Bonita Bay Group, the company’s first in Cape Coral, has been exceeding sales projections since it celebrated its grand opening on Jan. 8, 2005. Phase II of the project has passed the 45 percent sold mark, said Scott Connell, general manager. Full Story
Only four lakefront homes available in Verandah’s Lakeview neighborhood
Lakeview, a neighborhood of 80 lakefront single-family villa homes in Verandah, is nearly sold out. Only four homes remain after the 76th sale was recently recorded.
Verandah is the 1,456-acre master-planned community along a 1.75-mile stretch of the Orange River in Fort Myers. Full Story
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