Nearly $72 million workforce apartment project coming to Fort Myers

FORT MYERS — A workforce housing developer is building 336 apartments in Fort Myers.

New York-based Redburn Development Services will build the complex of, what it calls, “moderately-priced” apartments at 2010 Hanson St. The total project, the first for Redburn in Florida, is expected to cost $71.7 million. 

Bloom Fort Myers, as the complex will be called, will include studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments and the complex will come with a pool, game room, business and co-working space. Redburn, in a statement announcing the project, says units “will be priced to accommodate everyday workers in the area, a segment that often gets priced out of more luxury products.”