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Edition 09 | August 2026
REALESTATE
The Bonita Springs Report
About Dana Reyes
The market
34134$742K · 61d
34135$518K · 47d
33929none this month
Figures as of August 2026
On the market nearby
COMMUNITY
Dana Reyes · Gulfshore Realty
What's on
New around here
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What you typed
new bakery opened on 3rd st last month, place is always packed. also the county finally approved the roundabout at pelican + trail, construction starts in spring. great neighbourhood for young families btw
What goes out
A bakery opened on 3rd Street last month and has been busy since. The county has approved the roundabout at Pelican and Trail, with construction due to start in spring.
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Most owners sell once a decade. You need to still be there.
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