Texas developer pays $100M for nearly 1,750 acres in Cape Coral

The development could bring as many as 3,500 residences and 425,000 square feet of retail to the Lee County city.


  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 5:55 p.m. December 12, 2024
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A 1,745-acre parcel in Cape Coral was sold to a Texas developer for $100 million.
A 1,745-acre parcel in Cape Coral was sold to a Texas developer for $100 million.
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Forestar Real Estate Group, a residential developer in Arlington, Texas, has bought 1,745 acres in Cape Coral and is planning a major development on the land.

According to LSI Cos., the Fort Myers commercial real estate firm that brokered and announced the deal late Thursday afternoon, Forestar paid $100 million for the property at 4101 Burnt Store Road.

While details of the company’s plans for the property weren’t immediately clear and a spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment, a PowerPoint presentation before Cape Coral’s City Council in March 2023 describes the scope of the project.

 

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