Multifamily report: 20,000 units headed to three counties in the region

Demand will continue to supercharge the multifamily market, especially in Lee and Collier counties, says one industry analyst.

Aria Landings in Fort Myers was sold for $49 million in the third quarter. (Courtesy photo)
Aria Landings in Fort Myers was sold for $49 million in the third quarter. (Courtesy photo)
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A tug of war is playing out in the Southwest Florida multifamily market. 

 

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