Vacant Waterfront Land in Lee County in Southwest Florida Most precious is the remaining waterfront property that is waiting for the investor and for the future Floridian to build a home on. Cape Coral was a haven for the land investor through 2005; prices rose sharply and investors bought and sold waterfront lots around in short time. This picture has changed, as it had to. Waterfront properties in Cape Coral are now difficult to sell and prices are falling. We estimate that this trend will continue for a while longer, until waterfront in Cape Coral will again become desirable. Perhaps more so for the buyer who wants to move to Cape Coral and less for the investor. In March 2006 more than 8000 lots were for sale in Cape Coral. Waterfront lots in South Fort Myers and along the Caloosahatchee River and especially on Sanibel and Captiva Islands are very desirable. Prices here have remained more stable because very few lots remain. We can show you exquisite gulf and bay front properties that will satisfy the most discriminate buyer. These are wonderful long term investments because fewer and fewer vacant parcels remain in Southwest Florida.                                    Now is the time to purchase these remaining waterfront lots. Make sure that your lot provides Gulf access and if you have a sail boat, make sure it provides unrestricted Gulf access which means that there are no bridges between your home and the Gulf of Mexico. For more information please use the form below.