| April 7, 2004 |
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Local Realtors say Fort Myers real estate, particularly waterfront properties, are a good value -- they are appreciating greatly and they are still priced below many other Florida gulf, lakeside or oceanside areas.
"We're seeing strong demand from home buyers plus new development is enabling our market to set new records," says the Ellis family. "We are selling homes faster than we can list them, which means sellers who are priced correctly and marketed properly are enjoying strong price gains and in many cases multiple offers on their properties. We just don't see anything on the immediate horizon that should change this picture."
She suggests, "Relax at the close of the day and enjoy beautiful sunsets over the two fresh water, aquifer-fed lakes. Whether you enjoy fishing, jet sking or water skiing, life at The Harborage will not disappoint you. Each lake is approximately 30 feet deep and a total of 104 acres combined. The Harborage is connected to the Estero Bay and Gulf of Mexico by the Park Road Canal, Ten Mile Canal, and Mullock Creek. Amenities include two lighted tennis courts, a volleyball court, basketball, swimming pool, gazebo, and complete picnic facilities. A path for jogging, walking and bicycles circles the 167-acre property. For those who like to enjoy playing elsewhere from time to time, there are numerous golf courses, tennis and fitness clubs located within just a few miles to choose from. Also available to its residents, The Harborage offers a private, secure boat storage area complete with boat launch to the canal. Located within 20 minutes from pristine white sandy beaches, The Harborage is one of SW Florida's most desirable waterfront communities." |
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