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Jun 14

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Forbes Touts Cape Coral Florida Best Place to Retire

Forbes Magazine, June 2012

Cape Coral once again makes a top list of best places to live – this time by Forbes Magazine editors.

They rightly note that Cape Coral has more saltwater and freshwater canals that anywhere in the world. And they note the high quality air, great weather, and low cost of living. Yep, we could not agree more.

View the Forbes Article Here or pick up a copy of the June 15, 2012 issue of the magazine.

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Feb 18

Aerial View of Tarpon Point in Cape Coral FL

The Cape is Back and Leading the Real Estate Recovery

From Gulf Coast Business Review, February 2012

Cape Coral Home Building on the Rise

“At this point in the homebuilding recovery, builders are focused on certain locations where there is limited supply: waterfront lots with access to the Caloosahatchee River and the Gulf of Mexico.”

“The Lee Building Industry Association parade of homes, an annual industry event during which builders open model homes to the public for three weeks, has 42 homes this year, a 31% increase from last year. Of that total, 13 models are located in Cape Coral, more than double the five that were in the parade last year and one more than the dozen homes in the entire county’s parade just two years ago.”

“The most expensive home in the parade this year is the one built by entrepreneurs Don and Ginny Koogler on a waterfront lot in Cape Coral. The $2.3 million, 7,500-square-foot home built on speculation was sold before it was completed. Already, 1,500 people have toured the home in the first weekend it was opened to the parade.”

Read the full article here.

Jan 1

Cape Coral Art Festival – Jan 9-10, 2010

This weekend is the annual Cape Coral Art Festival in downtown Cape Coral. There are 300 Juried Artists & Craftspeople as well as food and activities. It’ll be a lovely weekend for a stroll and perhaps find that perfect piece you’ve been looking for.

The event is free and runs from 10 am – 5pm on Saturday and Sunday. Plenty of free parking.

Here are links for more information. Enjoy!

Official Cape Coral Festival for the Arts Web Site

City Web Site Link with Parking Map

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