Site context and jurisdiction
Bring this into the initial brief so the team can identify the appropriate information, specialists and next steps for your property.


FORT MYERS / SOUTHWEST FLORIDA
A home connected to the way you live.
A SITE-SPECIFIC APPROACH
From established neighborhoods to a new homesite, begin with the property’s jurisdiction, access, utility availability and the life you want to build.
Bring this into the initial brief so the team can identify the appropriate information, specialists and next steps for your property.
Bring this into the initial brief so the team can identify the appropriate information, specialists and next steps for your property.
Bring this into the initial brief so the team can identify the appropriate information, specialists and next steps for your property.
This page does not establish zoning, permitting eligibility or construction availability for any specific property.
GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEAR ANSWERS.
Start by sharing the general location, whether you own the land, and the type of home you want. A property-specific review must establish the applicable use, site conditions, utilities and permitting requirements before a construction scope is finalized.
A useful budget and schedule follow a defined scope, site review and coordinated design. Estimates depend on selections, engineering, permitting, site conditions and trade availability. No price or completion date is promised by this website.
PLANNING A BUILD IN FORT MYERS
Start with the parcel location, not only the mailing address. Confirm whether the site is inside the City of Fort Myers or in unincorporated Lee County before organizing the review pathway.
Bring the parcel identifier, a current survey if available, your intended use and any known flood or utility information.
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