Why it Matters People, especially those living along East Corkscrew Road, are unsure whether they live within the incorporated Village of Estero, the incorporated City of Bonita Springs, or in an unincorporated area. The table below summarizes which...
Commercial permits in December 2017 totaled $1,237,003, one of the lowest monthly figures this year.
The $114 million permit value for 2017, as shown below, marks the second-best year for commercial investment in the last ten years, largely due the $82 million investment by Lee Health in its Coconut Point medical village. (The 2014 total was greater as it included nearly $100 million for the Hertz headquarters.) Other significant investments in 2017 included nearly $8 million in renovations within Coconut Point and Miromar malls, over $5 million for the Estero Lock-Up storage facility and over $3 million for the United Methodist Church.
The table below compares 2017 totals with those of the previous 17 years.
Note: The building values above exclude the value of the underlying land.
Sources:
For 2016 and 2017, see Village of Estero Community Development: see https://estero-fl.gov/monthly-building-reportrs/
For prior years, see Lee County Permit Reports for the “Village of Estero”: http://www.leegov.com/dcd/reports