It is no secret that Fort Myers, FLorida is one of top cities in the country that people are moving to or investing in.  I put together the Top 5 Reasons  to buy Real Estate in Fort Myers.  

1. Location, Location, Location: Fort Myers is located in the heart of Southwest Florida, making it the perfect location for those who want to enjoy the beautiful beaches, waterways, and natural beauty of the area.
2. Affordable Living: The cost of living in Fort Myers is lower compared to other major metropolitan areas, making it an affordable option for those looking to buy a home.
3. Strong Job Market: Fort Myers has a strong job market with a diverse range of industries, from healthcare to education to tourism, which offers many opportunities for employment and career growth.
4. Growing Real Estate Market: The real estate market in Fort Myers is growing, making it a great time to invest in property. The region is experiencing steady growth in both home values and rental prices.
5. Endless Recreational Opportunities: Fort Myers offers endless recreational opportunities, from boating and fishing to golfing and tennis, making it a great place to live for those who love the outdoors.

Overall, Fort Myers is an ideal place to buy a home, with its location, affordability, strong job market, growing real estate market, and endless recreational opportunities. No Nonsense Real Estate is the perfect brokerage to help you find your dream home in Fort Myers, with our team of experienced agents, who are dedicated to providing you with a hassle-free and efficient No Nonsense home-buying experience.

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Writer:  Drew Hill

People are moving to paradise even during a pandemic. As working from home and remote learning continues, there is a rise in people moving to Southwest Florida to do those things.

For Margo Van Camp from Michigan, Southwest Florida is a fairytale come to life.

“So basically, what you have to do is read a couple books and pick your favorite one,” Van Camp said.

She thinks the weather in her home state is probably gross right now, but is happy that at least she doesn’t have to be there.

“Probably 30 degrees right now there’s snow on the ground,” Van Camp said.

Other moms, like Stephanie Slocum, are spending their school days in the sun. She’s renting a condo in Collier County.

“I have three kids,” Slocum said. “They’re all virtual until the 24th, so we wanted to take advantage of that and be in the sunshine and in the warmth.”

Amy Delp is conducting business between her beach days.

“My husband and I both work remotely,” Delp said. “We are from Northern Indiana where it’s freezing, and we are staying for three months, until March.”

These and other remote workers are saying they not only wanted to escape the cold but tighter COVID-19 restrictions in other states.

“You can’t go out to eat, really,” Van Camp said. “You can’t do the activities that you want to do… everybody is really very limited.”

“A lot of people are wearing sanitizing gloves, masks everywhere, and sometimes even masks in the car,” Slocum said. “It does kind of look like a ghost town. It’s sad. It makes me sad for economic purposes.”

But in Collier County, rentals and restaurants welcome the economic boost from the north.

The Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce is starting a campaign to attract even more remote workers in March. While there is hope for this to strengthen the local economy, managing growth remains a top challenge for Collier County’s future.

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