Better days ahead for waterfront high rise, developer says

Miami investor targets Fort Myers in recently buying a pair of residential towers for a combined $120 million.

COURTESY: Campo Felice, a 24-story tower in Fort Myers, sold to Miami investor Westside Capital Group for $55 million.
COURTESY: Campo Felice, a 24-story tower in Fort Myers, sold to Miami investor Westside Capital Group for $55 million.
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Miami-based real estate investor Westside Capital Group is looking to revamp Campo Felice, a residential tower on Fort Myers’ waterfront it bought after the building fell into disrepair when a previous owner defaulted on the loans.

 

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