Real estate matters: red tide and property values

Southwest Florida’s red tide problem is making national headlines, and the economic impact has been significant. Denny Grimes from Denny Grimes & Company at Keller Williams Realty joined us to talk about how it’s affected our real estate market.

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City of Palms Park could become a professional soccer stadium

Southwest Florida is kicking around the idea of bringing a professional soccer team to Fort Myers.

Southwest Florida’s 40 under 40 honored at Coconut Point

Gulfshore Business is shining a light on 40 people who have all been recognized as the 2023 class of 40 under 40.

9-year-old hero rings bell for beating leukemia a second time

Another hero has rung the bell at Golisano Children’s Hospital. Nine-year-old Garcia beat Pre-B Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.

DeSoto County mother gives birth on the side of the road

A night that a family will never forget happened last week. While driving in DeSoto County, Kaneisha Nembhard, who was pregnant, felt weird.

Student-athletes NIL program for FGCU

Name, image and likeness (NIL) gets athletes paid for anything under their name.

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LEE COUNTY

Property tax values in Lee County impacted by Hurricane Ian

Property tax values in Lee County for 2023 have been released. Did the devastation caused by Hurricane Ian impact the property value in Lee County? If it was, how much?

FORT MYERS

Topgolf real estate in Fort Myers hits market for $40.9M

The land on which Topgolf sits in Fort Myers hit the real estate market again less than 13 months after selling.

SANIBEL

Rosalita’s Cantina opens on Sanibel after $6 million real estate deal

With their Captiva Island restaurant temporarily shut down from Hurricane Ian damage, a pair of longtime friends and restaurateurs decided to open another one on Sanibel Island. Rosalita’s Cantina, a new Tex-Mex restaurant at 975 Rabbit Road, opened March 1, the same day owner Tim McGowan closed on it. He purchased the Rabbit Road Center […]