A new, affordable housing community is coming to Fort Myers, marking a significant step forward in addressing the region’s pressing need for attainable housing.
Located at 2010 Hanson St. in Fort Myers, Bloom is being developed by Renaissance Development Group, in collaboration with Lee County and the city of Fort Myers.
The 336-unit community will offer affordable rental options for essential workers such as first responders, teachers, health care workers, and city and county employees. Located a mile south of downtown Fort Myers along the US-41 corridor, Bloom is being constructed on the site of the former Araba Shrine Hall, and the existing buildings will be fully razed, and the 5.7-acre property will be dedicated to the new community.
The mix of apartments will include moderately priced studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units with property amenities including a pool, fitness center, game room, playground, dog park, a business center and co-working space as well as a 506-space parking garage to complement the community.