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Founded in 1970, Cape Coral, FL real estate has become one of the most accelerated growth areas in Florida today. Recently cited as the fifth fastest emerging city, Cape Coral currently has over 160,000 residents and 4,000 businesses among its cities lines with 5,000 new homes planned to be built this year alone. The “water wonderland” is located between Tampa and Miami and is only 15 miles from the southwest Florida International Airport and 10 miles from I-75. Cape Coral is a large peninsula that is bordered by the Caloosahatchee River on the east and the Matlacha Pass on the west. The waterfront property is moderately priced, pleasing to the eye, and Cape Coral, Florida real estate owners have the opportunity to enjoy no personal income tax and no public services taxes while residing in the city. How often do you find that in other areas of the country? Also, with 400 miles of freshwater and saltwater canals as well as gulf access around Cape Coral, FL real estate residents can enjoy boating, fishing, and water sports almost year round along with one of the best recreation departments in the state of Florida!

    Cape Coral is the third largest city in Florida in terms of land mass with 115 square miles of land area and only 35 percent of it urbanized. In this youthful and lively city, 55 percent of the current population is under the age of 44 with the 18-24 year old age group growing the fastest. The developing businesses and industries around the real estate in Cape Coral, Florida include aerospace, marine fabrication, defense contracting, transportation, and the business services sector. With the cities pro-business attitude, it is no wonder why the Cape Coral/Fort Myers area is ranked number 3 on the Milken Institute’s 2003 list of Best Performing Cities Where Jobs are Created. Cape Coral, FL real estate residents can also enjoy being located in the third safest city in Florida for populations over 100,000.

     The growth in Cape Coral, Florida real estate has also made a positive impact on its school system. There are 17 new public schools planned to open over the next nine years along with four charter schools. Three of the new public schools will be launched this year. The existing schools are top in the area laying claim to above average Florida standardized test scores.     

Cape Coral - Online

  • City of Cape Coral's Website for Accommodations, Tourism and Attractions

Area Entertainment
  • Absolutely Florida
  • ArtNEW - Florida Fine Arts
  • Barbara B. Mann Performing Arts Hall
  • Biking Florida
  • Broadway Palm Dinner Theater
  • Caloosa Dive Club
  • Caloosa Riders - Cycling
  • Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium
  • Caribbean Gardens
  • Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary
  • Edison Festival of Light
  • Everglades Day Safari
  • Florida Association of Convention & Visitors Bureaus
  • Florida Association of Museums
  • Florida Dance Association
  • Florida Everblades - Hockey
  • Florida Golf Magazine.com
  • Florida Recreation & Parks
  • Florida Stage
  • Florida Stock Car Racing
  • Florida-Outdoors.com
  • FloridaGolfGuide.com
  • Fort Myers Miracle - Baseball
  • GORP: Florida Outdoor Recreation & Travel Information
  • Hunters Ridge Golf & Country Club
  • Laser Fantasy International
  • Laugh In Comedy Cafe
  • Lee Island Visitor & Convention Bureau
  • Naples Botanical Garden
  • Old Schoolhouse Theater
  • PlayFloridaGolf.com
  • Royal Palm Yacht Club
  • Sanctuary Golf Club
  • Seminole Gulf Railway
  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Football
  • The Shell Factory
  • Information
  • Boca Beacon
  • Cape Coral
  • Cape Coral Chamber of Commerce
  • Department of Highway Safety & Motor Vehicles
  • Department of Transportation
  • Division of Historical Resources
  • Lee County
  • Lee County Health Department
  • Local Weather - Fort Myers
  • News-Press
  • Old Town Sanibel
  • Sanibel & Captiva Islands Chamber of Commerce
  • State Library of Florida
  • Times of the Islands
  • WBBH - Ch2 (NBC)
  • Restaurants
  • About.com - Dining Guide
  • Dining in Fort Myers
  • Fort Myers Restaurant Guide
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    Demographics

    PERMANENT POPULATION* MEDIAN AGE**
    Cape Coral 2000 2006 2010 1980 1990 2000
    102,286 158,927 206,927 50.0 39.9 41.6
    FUNCTIONAL POPULATION PROJECTIONS*
    Cape Coral 2006 2010 2015 2020
    187,543 247,543 307,534 367,534
    RACE DISTRIBUTION**
    Cape Coral White Black Asian Hispanic* Some Other Race
    93.0 2.0 .9 8.3 2.2
    Hispanic is an Ethnic group and includes other races. Totals are not equal to 100%.
    GENDER** FEMALE MALE
    Cape Coral 1980 1990 2000 1980 1990 2000
    17,820 38,842 52,702 16,324 36,149 49,584
    AGE DISTRIBUTION**
    Cape Coral 0 to 14 15 to 24 25 to 44 45 to 64 65+
    18.8% 9.5% 26.8% 25.3% 19.6%
    PERSONAL INCOME MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD**
    Cape Coral 1980 1990 2000 2005
    $19,288 $33,999 $43,410 $54,100
    LABOR STATISTICS****
    Cape Coral Labor Force Persons Employed Persons Unemployed Unemployment Rate
    77,411 75,421 1,990 2.6%

     

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