Hope Preserve gains traction

Health care-centric, mixed-use development in Fort Myers completes a trio of land sales involving more than one quarter of its 46 acres.

  • By Kevin McQuaid
  • | 9:10 a.m. June 8, 2021
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COURTESY RENDERING — Stevens Construction intends to move its corporate headquarters into this new two-story building in Hope Preserve early in 2022.
COURTESY RENDERING — Stevens Construction intends to move its corporate headquarters into this new two-story building in Hope Preserve early in 2022.
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More than three years after Hope Hospice and Community Services Inc. unveiled plans for a 46-acre, health care-centric development in Fort Myers, the mixed-use project has gained significant traction.

And with a trio of recent land deals involving more than one quarter of the total project, only five acres of Hope Preserve remain uncommitted.

 

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