• Fort Myers Homeowners and Lee County's New Flood Maps,Elizabeth Steele

    Fort Myers Homeowners and Lee County's New Flood Maps

    Will the Lee County flood map changes affect Fort Myers homeowners? Possibly, but not for everyone. FEMA's revised flood maps are scheduled to take effect on March 2, 2027, and Lee County says only six map panels in unincorporated Lee County may be affected. For Fort Myers homeowners, the real quest

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  • Cape Coral Utility Expansion Assessments Explained,Elizabeth Steele

    Cape Coral Utility Expansion Assessments Explained

    Cape Coral utility expansion assessments are special charges levied on properties in UEP areas to fund the extension of city water, sewer, and irrigation. They run with the land, affect both developed homes and vacant lots, and must be addressed at closing, either paid off or assumed by the buyer, d

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  • Key Reasons Fort Myers Homes Sit Unsold,Elizabeth Steele

    Key Reasons Fort Myers Homes Sit Unsold

    In Greater Fort Myers, homes most often sit unsold because of overpricing relative to current comparables, deferred maintenance or poor presentation, weak listing photos, and limited showing access. In a buyer's market with 85–95 days on the market, all four factors have to work together. Why are ho

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