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| The Lutgert Companies: Estancia at Bonita Bay Sold Out, 3 Residences Remain at AZURE The Lutgert Companies announced that Estancia at Bonita Bay has sold out. Estancia is the third of eight luxury condominium high-rise residences to be built by The Lutgert Companies at Bonita Bay. | ||
| Club Everglades -
A Members-Only Paradise For The Boating, Fishing & Hunting Enthusiast.
Surrounded by national parks and preserves, an expansive area of natural
beauty
covering three million acres that teem with wildlife and marine life,
Everglades City is a world unto itself. |
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| Gulf Coast Commercial Corp. Selects
Premier Properties of Southwest Florida, Inc. To Represent Gordon River
Development. The project includes approximately
11.5 acres located on the southeast quadrant of Goodlette-Frank Road
and Central Avenue. |
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| Premier Commercial Properties
Reports Commercial Sales and Leasing Activity. Colonial Bank has
sold its building located on 2.4 acres at the northeast corner of Old
41 and
Bonita Beach Road in Bonita Springs to Sta-Ker Services, Inc. |
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| Premier Properties of Southwest Florida, Inc. REALTORS® Promotes Dave Jensen To Vice President. “Dave Jensen is an extremely knowledgeable and highly experienced real estate professional,” said Premier Properties General Manager Thomas A. Bringardner, Jr. | ||
| Equity Investments & Development,
Inc. Selects Premier Properties of Southwest Florida, Inc. REALTORS® To
Represent Twin Dolphins. Twin Dolphins’ location
on The Isles of Capri offers a secluded island setting with magnificent
water and island
views. |
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| News Articles of Interest - Courtesy Naples Daily News and Inman News | ||
| New census figures predict explosive
growth for state of Florida Southwest Florida will add plenty of heat to the latest predictions by U.S. population trackers of a fiery growth rate in the Sunshine State. In figures being released to the public today, the U.S. Census Bureau predicts Florida's population will grow by 80 percent between 2000 and 2030 the third-highest growth rate in the nation behind Nevada and Arizona. |
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| Collier home prices soar
far beyond the rest of the state of Florida Get ready for sticker shock. Collier County far surpasses the rest of Florida in the expensive category. The median sales price of a single-family home in Naples reached $468,000 during the first three months of the year. |
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| Construction boom continues
in Collier County UPDATE: Construction is speeding up again in Collier County. The 2005-06 preliminary taxable property values show that taxable values rose by more than 19 percent in Collier County in the past year. POLL: What is your opinion of the booming growth in Southwest Florida? |
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| Collier still a hot market,
but factors slow housing supply There's no shortage of people who want to move to Collier County. But a perfect storm of permitting delays, labor and material shortages, and scarce coastal land has caused a drop in the number of new houses and condos coming on line. |
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| Centerpiece of Ave Maria
university, town unveiled UPDATE: The designs reveal a building one could see in a big city, where visitors would pay admission to see what's inside. But this 100-foot tall oratory, which will be the center of Ave Maria University and its town, will sit right here, in Collier County. |
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| Florida the hottest spot for second homes Naples tops March online real estate index Naples tops March online real estate index. Costal towns remain popular as second-home markets, and Naples, Florida was the top search choice of consumers who used a vacation, investment and retirement home-search Web site in March. | ||
| Naples leads state in
per capita income |
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| Study: South West Florida's NCH rates among best hospitals The NCH Healthcare System ranks among the top 5 percent of hospitals nationwide for clinical excellence based on more than two-dozen common procedures and diagnoses, according to an independent health-care quality study. The Colorado-based HealthGrades rates the nation s nearly 5,000 hospitals based on Medicare patient outcome data reported to the federal government for the three years from 2001 through 2003. | ||