cape coral: Lee County apartment complexes lead way for mega-real estate deals
- 01/05/21 07:23 AM
In Lee County, multi-million-dollar real estate deals seemed immune to COVID-19-related economic repercussions. The year began and ended with record-setting apartment complex sales. In between, the top 10 land deals for 2020, as compiled from public records by records-hunting real estate broker and analyst Paige Rausch of Aslan Realty Advisors, showed apartment complexes comprising a big chunk of the transactions.
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cape coral: Zemel Family tract of land in N Cape Coral sells at auction $3 million
- 05/16/16 04:27 AM
The Zemel family came to S Florida in the 1930's and started buying land, in some instances via tax certificate-deed sales. One of the largest undeveloped parcels in North Cape Coral (slightly over 1400 acres) just sold via Trustee auction for slightly over $3 million dollars to GA-Pinnacle LLC. David Kraizgrun, based in Broward county, indicates Pinnacle purchased the land with the intent to hold it in their portfolio to see what happens in Cape Coral as it continues to build out. The Zemel property has the unique quality of not being pre-platted as most of Cape Coral is so it offers tremendous possibilities … (0 comments)
cape coral: 1400 Acres in North Cape Coral sold for just over $3 Million Dollars
- 04/23/16 02:55 AM
The Zemel land (ZREV FARM LLC and ZEMEL FAMILIES) located in the north part of Cape Coral was sold to GA-Pinnacle Cape Coral LLC in April 2016 for $3,049,500. (Approximately $2,155 per acre) The Zemel property was the subject of a Trustee sale handled by Madison Hawk in October 2015. The initial speculation indicated the price was going to be considerably more than the actual sale price. The location of the property, which is one of the largest contiguous parcels in SW Florida is north of Jacaranda Parkway and Chiquita Boulevard, east of Burnt Store Road. It will be very interesting to see what the … (0 comments)
In Lee County, multi-million-dollar real estate deals seemed immune to COVID-19-related economic repercussions.
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