Cape Coral Florida's Real Estate Guide

As  the nation's first master-planned communities, Cape Coral, FL is more than just a sunny retreat from the blistering North East cold. The peninsular city lies between the scenic Caloosahatchee River, Charlotte Harbor and the Intracostal Waterway. "The Cape", as locals and residents call it,  features more than 400 miles of fresh and salt water canals and 27 miles of shoreline.


As the most populated city in Southwest Florida, Cape Coral ranks 14th in population statewide. Encompassing 114.4 square miles, it is also the state's second largest geographical city.

The Cape is enjoying rapid but carefully managed growth due to a number of factors:

• Relaxed Gulf Coast Lifestyle
• Easy Access to Regional and National Markets
• High-Growth National Job Market
• Affordable Housing Mixture
• Quality Educational Facilities
• Cost Effective Industrial Space
• Business Incentives
• Progressive Tax Structure

Demographics:
Median Age:    38 years
Median Household Income:   $50,648
Percentage of SIngle Households:    $31.3%
Percentage of Married Households:    $68.7%
Percentage of Families (households with children)   28.1%
Average Household Size: 2.77 people
Percentage College or Better:   13.8%
Percentage White Collar:    64.4%

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