Congratulations to Mediterra! This past quarter they announced that, contrary to the national trend of declining golf memberships, The Club at Mediterra has reached its golf capacity. This is quite an achievement!
A nine time Collier County award winning master-planned community featuring 36 holes designed by Tom Fazio, Mediterra has less than 950 homes and more than 1,000 acres of exquisitely maintained Florida landscaping. This is the only private facility of its size to be certified by Audubon’s International Silver Sanctuary program.
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The end of year 2011 Village Walk real estate market statistics for both home and condominium sales are listed below. Built by DiVosta Homes, Village Walk is an amenity rich community featuring single family, patio, and townhomes. DiVosta designed Village Walk so that most of the homes will have lake views and planned an all-inclusive lifestyle arrangement. The Town Center is the hub of living at Village Walk. The clubhouse offers fitness, with aerobics, weight lifting, and cardiovascular training, a library where you can access wireless, games and a sewing room. Their ballroom plays host to the social activities at the community. Village Walk employs a full time activities director and the community is a truly active lifestyle. If you like playing games outside, there is a lap and resort style pool and patio pool deck – all you need is your towel, bocce ball, eight lighted tennis courts, and a basketball court for the especially active!
The Lee Building Industry Association 2012 Parade of Homes will offer the public the opportunity to view 41 decorated model homes throughout Lee and Collier counties.
The end of year 2011 Heritage Bay real estate market statistics for both home and condominium sales are listed below. Located in Naples, it is widely recognized as one of the most premier bundled golf club communities in the area.
Citizens Property Insurance announced on Friday that Florida state insurance regulators have approved its request to cut the maximum policy coverage limit to $1 million from $2 million for residential properties in wind-eligible areas throughout the state. The change will become effective February, 1st for new policies and May, 1st for renewals.
