Two Fort Myers apartment communities break $100 million mark

Two Fort Myers apartment communities shatter pricing ceiling, setting the tone for the coming year and, potentially, for the entire region.

  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 9:40 a.m. March 15, 2022
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Las Palmas, on Marquina Boulevard, sold to a Charleston, South Carolina-based PassiveInvesting.com for $109 million. (Photo by Stefania Pifferi)
Las Palmas, on Marquina Boulevard, sold to a Charleston, South Carolina-based PassiveInvesting.com for $109 million. (Photo by Stefania Pifferi)
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Over a two-day period in early February, two out-of-state investment firms spent nearly $250 million on a couple of apartment complexes in Fort Myers.

 

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