Neighborhoods in Lee County, FL

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  Westwood

  The growing suburb of Westwood on Fort Myers’s east side, about five miles from downtown, is a newer neighborhood, with most development happening after 2000. Its subdivisions were planned around day-to-day convenience, with homes close to schools, recreation, shopping and dining. Several thoroughfares intersect Westwood and Interstate 75 is only

  • Average Value

    $339K

  • List Price

    $181K - $630K

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    50 Listings

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  Richmond

  In Richmond, new housing construction and young palm trees are a common sight. The rapidly growing residential neighborhood enjoys rural seclusion with convenient transportation routes that place homeowners just 16 miles from downtown Fort Myers. While housing prices may have dramatically increased in the rest of Southwest Florida, Richmond’s

  • Average Value

    $335K

  • List Price

    $247K - $664K

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    216 Listings

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  Harris

  Trees tower over pastel-colored Florida Ranch Homes in Harris, a fast-growing suburban neighborhood 16 miles east of downtown Fort Myers. “It’s a slower pace than Miami and other big cities, and you get more for your money,” says Dania Perez, a local real estate agent with Sovereign Real Estate Group. “People have moved here with their families;

  • Average Value

    $325K

  • List Price

    $278K - $479K

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    Homes For Sale

    224 Listings

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  Sunshine

  Sunshine’s name could be considered one of the few bright spots in Lehigh Acres's unfortunate history. In the years following 2008, some in the press dubbed the area “ground zero” of the national foreclosure crisis. Today, there are still many abandoned homes and even more vacant lots, but as Fort Myers grows, investors and first-time homebuyers

  • Average Value

    $324K

  • List Price

    $275K - $496K

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    Homes For Sale

    207 Listings

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  Parkdale

  With Fort Myers recognized as one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States, Parkdale’s new housing construction and convenient location have brought the once-rural neighborhood into the spotlight. “Lehigh Acres has always been the more rural areas of the Fort Myers – Cape Coral metroplex,” says Kevin Tremmel, a local Realtor with eXp

  • Average Value

    $323K

  • List Price

    $221K - $446K

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    49 Listings

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  Joel

  Homeowners in Joel are more likely to see wildlife crossing the street than their neighbors. This rural community 20 miles outside of downtown Fort Myers features ranch-style homes scattered throughout quiet streets. Many houses back up one of the area’s nature preserves or winding canals. New construction is common, with prospective homeowners

  • Average Value

    $318K

  • List Price

    $135K - $577K

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    Homes For Sale

    248 Listings

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  Eisenhower

  In Eisenhower, a Lehigh Acres neighborhood in the middle of a Southwest Florida housing boom, homes are being purchased before they are built. “We have no finished inventory,” says Mike Bone, an agent with DR Horton Realty of Southwest Florida, which sells property for one of the region’s premier homebuilders. “We’re selling lots before the homes

  • Average Value

    $317K

  • List Price

    $263K - $528K

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    Homes For Sale

    372 Listings

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  Edgewood

  Edgewood is a small neighborhood of about 525 residences located between the Caloosahatchee River and Palm Beach Boulevard. Residents here enjoy proximity to Downtown Fort Myers — just 2 miles away — without being directly in the center of it all. Prospective neighbors can choose between condo living with river views or a single-family home, some

  • Average Value

    $317K

  • List Price

    $145K - $673K

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    Homes For Sale

    29 Listings

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  Diplomat

  Diplomat is a growing neighborhood in northeast Cape Coral that offers a wide variety of homes. It’s about 10 miles from downtown and crosses city limits into North Fort Myers. Despite the growing pains of continued development, including the ongoing construction of city water and sewage, Diplomat has many sought-after features. Miles of Cape

  • Average Value

    $314K

  • List Price

    $149K - $650K

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    383 Listings

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  Morningside

  Morningside is a primarily residential neighborhood with an established feel. Mainly made up of homes built at least 60 years ago, most of the community boasts mature palm trees along its quiet streets. Located 3 miles from both downtown Fort Myers and Interstate 75, Morningside’s main draws remain its convenience and riverside views. Parks,

  • Average Value

    $299K

  • List Price

    $88K - $2.3M

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    Homes For Sale

    18 Listings

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  Villas

  Located just 7 miles south of downtown Fort Myers and at the edge of the Caloosahatchee River is Villas, a laid-back southwest Florida enclave. “It’s a great area to live in,” says Antonette Fazlic, a real estate broker with years of experience in the Fort Myers region. “It’s an old-school [community]. People live here for a long time, and they

  • Average Value

    $295K

  • List Price

    $115K - $1.5M

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    212 Listings

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  Cypress Lake

  Centered around several golf courses and across two dozen ponds, Cypress Lake offers a quieter lifestyle just 7 miles from downtown Fort Myers in southwest Florida. Locals here enjoy a host of nifty amenities under the Sunshine State's palm-laden streets, from strong schools and acclaimed eateries to community parks and shopping options. "We have

  • Average Value

    $292K

  • List Price

    $140K - $628K

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    356 Listings

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  Alabama

  When Hurricane Ian hit the Cape Coral-Fort Myers area in September of 2022, it hastened the shift of homebuilding in Southwest Florida. Two years later, the nearby community of Lehigh Acres has become the focus of the region’s latest housing boom. The neighborhood that best illustrates the shift is Alabama, which features a variety of residential

  • Average Value

    $279K

  • List Price

    $144K - $499K

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    258 Listings

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  East Fort Myers

  East Fort Myers combines the vibrancy of the downtown River District with slower-paced residential living. The neighborhood features a collection of single-family homes, some of which have historic distinction, and high-rise condos that overlook the flowing Caloosahatchee River. Residents can turn up the volume and head to First Street’s upscale

  • Average Value

    $274K

  • List Price

    $140K - $721K

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    76 Listings

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  Morse Shores

  Lying along the shores of the Caloosahatchee River and with the Orange River carving through the northeastern portion of the neighborhood, Morse Shores has plenty of nautical accessibility for its residents in southwestern Florida. With a number of parks and preserves in the vicinity around its boundaries, recreation is a prevalent part of life.

  • Average Value

    $242K

  • List Price

    $98K - $923K

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    57 Listings

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  Laredo and Country Lakes

  Laredo and Country Lakes is home to a mix of subdivisions, industrial buildings and mature tropical greenery. The area offers a slower pace of life without being too far from the trendy destination of historic downtown Fort Myers, located about 10 miles west. Many subdivisions in Laredo and Country Lakes are quiet in the summertime but grow lively

  • Average Value

    $231K

  • List Price

    $123K - $750K

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    10 Listings

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  Dunbar

  The historically black community of Dunbar in Fort Myers has seen quite a bit of new construction since 2020. Although in the heart of a growing city, 2 miles from downtown, the neighborhood has struggled with distressed housing, especially following Hurricane Ian in 2022. However, residents have always looked out for each other and new programs

  • Average Value

    $227K

  • List Price

    $147K - $395K

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    19 Listings

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  Belle Vue

  Belle Vue offers single-family homes and a central location 2 miles from downtown Fort Myers. The predominantly residential neighborhood is appealing to first-time homeowners and investors alike. Its location near parks and schools makes it “a great area for families,” according to Fort Myers local Alecia Sinclair, an EXP Realty Realtor. She also

  • Average Value

    $211K

  • List Price

    $167K - $469K

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    3 Listings

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  Billy Creek

  On the western edge of Fort Myers, less than 3 miles from downtown, Billy Creek is an urban community with a surprising amount of green space. Billy Creek Preserve spreads across 56 acres, with paved paths that wind around lakes and lush, tropical greenery. It sits along the neighborhood’s namesake, Billy Creek, a waterway popular for kayaking.

  • Average Value

    $203K

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    $121K - $420K

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    7 Listings

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  Metro Park

  Metro Park is a central Fort Myers community with a mix of multifamily homes and commercial space. Developed in the late 2010s, it’s one of those areas that seemed to pop up overnight. The cost and newness of units make it attractive to investors, especially seeing as more than 80% of the community rents. “Sometimes low prices mean high HOA fees,

  • Average Value

    $181K

  • List Price

    $106K - $267K

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    16 Listings

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  Corkscrew Shores

  Corkscrew Shores is a gated, master-planned development designed for coastal living away from the coast. Nestled on more than 700 acres in Estero, between Fort Myers and Naples, this secluded residential destination is built around a stunning lake that anchors an array of recreational amenities. Residents are surrounded by the natural landscape of

  • Average Value

    $955K

  • List Price

    $545K - $1.7M

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    30 Listings

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  North Captiva Island

  Traffic jams take on a different meaning on North Captiva Island, a remote, car-free enclave off the coast of Fort Myers. "Here, a traffic jam is a bunch of people hanging out in their golf carts and talking," says Mark Muller, a longtime resident and owner of Resort Properties Internationale. Snowbirds, rental property owners and about 50

  • Average Value

    $727K

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    0 Listings

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  River Hall County Club

  River Hall Country Club offers golf course living for lower prices than similar Florida neighborhoods. This planned community consists of everything from villas to million-dollar estates surrounding the golf course, amenity center and resort-style pool. Residents don't have to pay initiation fees or resale transfer fees, unlike most other golf

  • Average Value

    $453K

  • List Price

    $300K - $1M

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    Homes For Sale

    109 Listings

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  Fort Myers Shores

  Fort Myers Shores is a relaxed waterfront neighborhood on the Caloosahatchee River, about 10 miles from downtown Fort Myers. Compared to the area's coastal real estate, residents get more for their money in this quiet, inland area while still enjoying easy river access. "Along the water, it has relaxed boater vibes. Everyone is out walking their

  • Average Value

    $356K

  • List Price

    $183K - $1.3M

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    Homes For Sale

    93 Listings

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  Tice

  The Fort Myers neighborhood of Tice, on the Caloosahatchee River near Interstate 75, offers attractively priced housing options in a diverse Old Florida setting. Though long established, this area is still adjusting to the impact of several storms in recent years. Fort Myers was hit hard by Hurricane Ian in 2022 and damaged by back-to-back

  • Average Value

    $229K

  • List Price

    $127K - $595K

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    Homes For Sale

    18 Listings

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