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Fort Myers Real Estate & Area Information
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Lee County

Lee's Growth
Lee County is among the 100 fastest growing counties in the nation, according to the US Census, with an average annual growth rate of 4.1%. Estimates of 2003 population reached 497,022 with an expected 2010 population of 565,703.

Collier County

With a total area of 2,305 square miles, and a land area of 2,025 square miles, Collier is the largest county in Florida. New housing starts in Collier County have been on the rise, increasing from 5,537 in 1999 to 5,854 in 2000. Single-family homes make up over 2/3 of this figure, with 3,548 units and multi-family homes total 2,306 units in the year.

Naples is the county seat. Other major towns include Marco Island, Golden Gate, Immokalee, and Everglades City.

Charlotte County

Destinations include the barrier island community of Boca Grande; the historic city of Punta Gorda (the county seat); Englewood; Port Charlotte; Little Gasparilla Island; Don Pedro Island; Manasota Key; Cape Haze; the picturesque fishing and arts village of Placida; and Palm Island, with its serene beaches accessible by ferry.

Charlotte Harbor includes one of the world’s largest protected marine estuaries encompassing 270 square miles with 219 miles of natural shoreline. Charlotte Harbor/Gasparilla Sound Aquatic Preserve comprises nearly 80,000 acres of some of the most pristine and productive coastal areas in the state and a unique network of barrier islands and mangrove forests.

State of Florida

State of Florida Web Site
Whether you are already a Floridian, planning to become one, or just plain curious about the “Sunshine State,”  here you can find answers to just about anything – from the local DMV phone number and frequently asked questions about property taxes at the local level… to professional sports, attractions, publications and guides throughout the state… to the Florida legislature and state-run organizations… In fact, if you still have a question after visiting this internet site, I would think you’d be eligible for some type of award! – I’ll let you know (and I’ll try to answer your question).

Source of Lee County Population Estimates and some of the area descriptions: Bureau of Economic and Business Research, 2003 Population Estimates accessed through LeeCountyBusiness.com