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Estero's growth? (Bonita Springs, Naples: land, rated, corporate)

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Old 05-18-2009, 06:23 PM
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Question Estero's growth?
Can someone explain to me why Estero's growth is predicted to be so much better than Bonita Springs? Please understand I've never been there, but I have gathered from this board that Estero--and not Bonita Springs nearer Naples--is slated as THE boom spot in the next few years.
Can someone explain why Estero and not Bonita Springs?
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Old 05-19-2009, 01:02 PM
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This is just a guess:

Estero is unincorporated without clear boundaries. It is larger than Bonita Springs, which is a city with defined borders.

There is a lot more undeveloped land in Estero than BS.
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That makes total sense, and thanks!
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