No small wonder: Naples Botanical Garden endures in Southwest Florida
Dave Osborn | Fort Myers News-Press & Naples Daily News It's been a hidden respite in Southwest Florida for years. Naples Botanical Garden sits on 170 acres and is made up of smaller, separate gardens that represent various natural habitats and ecosystems. And...
Damaged by multiple hurricanes, Useppa Island getting millions in repairs from new owners
J. Kyle Foster | Fort Myers News-Press & Naples Daily News Old Florida. Dade County pine. Quiet and peaceful. Old oaks and rich vegetation. No roads. No cars. That's Useppa Island. Useppa Island also is multi-million-dollar homes – all white with tin...
NABOR Sales Contract | Cosmetic Vs Defective
Christian Ross | Ross Title – Ross LawWhat Buyers and Sellers Must Know In this week’s 10:00 a.m. video you’ll find a detailed walk-through of cosmetic issues and defective inspection items under the NABOR Residential Improved Property Contract. To put it bluntly,...
Why agents should treat MLS remarks as marketing—and the sales contract as the final authority.
Christian Ross | Ross Title - Ross Law When preparing a listing, it’s natural for sellers and agents to add helpful details about furniture, fees, upgrades, leases, or financing arrangements. These notes are priorities for the Seller and can create interest and...
Expert shares his Top-10 list of rare shells to look for when you are combing the beach
Mark H. Bickel | Fort Myers News-Press & Naples Daily News It's always a good time to hunt for shells in Southwest Florida. But with snowbird and tourist season just underway, we thought it would be a good idea to inspire shelling enthusiasts with a list of rare...
Big homes, big money: Top-10 most expensive homes sold in October in Collier County
Mark H. Bickel | Fort Myers News-Press & Naples Daily News Here are details on the Top-10 most expensive homes sold in Collier County for October 2025. (Data provided by Royal Shell Real Estate.) 1. 3300 Gin Lane, Naples List price: $25,900,000 Sold price:...
