In the latest Gulfshore Business report, developers across Southwest Florida are raising new buildings and homes.
Geis Companies is pretty busy in Southwest Florida, especially near I-75 and Alico Rd. One lot there will become two, 250,000 square-foot warehouses. For comparison, that’s big enough to fit five Home Depot stores inside.
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