Real Estate Matters: Market Watch Summary

FORT MYERS, Fla. – Last Tuesday night, 1,100 people jammed Harborside Event Center to find out where the Southwest Florida real estate market was headed.

Real Estate Expert Denny Grimes was one of the presenters. He stopped by the WINK News studio to share a few key points from his presentation.

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