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- Sep 18, 2026
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The gym wars - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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A tight-knit community celebrates a milestone at the CycleBar in Fort Myers. -COURTESY PHOTO Southwest Florida is becoming a crowded place to break a sweat. Fitness companies have spent the past few years staking their claims across the region, from massive gyms and national chains to boutique studios built around Pilates, personal training, and recovery. But the rush isn’t quite as frantic as it once was. Johnny Iglesias, a commercial real estate adviser with Mayhugh Commercial Advisors, said i
From farm to shopping center - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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A sign outside the SWFL Produce Farm Store announces the store’s opening at Coconut Point. -BLANCA SANTIAGO / FLORIDA WEEKLY Walk into SWFL Produce Farm Store at Coconut Point and you might leave with more than you expected. Maybe it’s a basket of blueberries picked fresh that morning. Maybe it’s a Jersey tomato that reminds a shopper of home. Maybe it’s a pink pineapple or a loaf of locally made blueberry banana bread. The store, which opened at Coconut Point on July 1, is trying to make buying
The story of the Hibiscus House continues - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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The exterior of Hibiscus House has undergone a dramatic transformation under its new owner, who restored the once-neglected property while preserving its historic character. -BLANCA SANTIAGO / FLORIDA WEEKLY For years, the century-old Hibiscus House on McGregor Boulevard blended into the background, tucked along one of Fort Myers’ most historic roads. Today, the house tells a different story. Remote workers settle in with a Cuban sandwich, neighbors walking their dogs along McGregor Boulevard st
The story of the Hibiscus House continues - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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The exterior of Hibiscus House has undergone a dramatic transformation under its new owner, who restored the once-neglected property while preserving its historic character. -BLANCA SANTIAGO / FLORIDA WEEKLY For years, the century-old Hibiscus House on McGregor Boulevard blended into the background, tucked along one of Fort Myers’ most historic roads. Today, the house tells a different story. Remote workers settle in with a Cuban sandwich, neighbors walking their dogs along McGregor Boulevard st
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