SW Florida uber-luxury real estate market remains steady in 2026
Southwest Florida's ultra-luxury real estate market remains steady in 2026, with notable sales including a $55 million waterfront estate in Naples' Port Royal neighborhood. Several communities have seen record or near-record home sales, with prices approaching $10 million in Lee County.
Southwest Florida's ultra-luxury real estate market is steady in 2026, with several high-end home sales. A waterfront estate in Naples' Port Royal neighborhood sold for $55 million, the highest price so far this year. The estate, located at 4296 Cutlass Lane, was bought by John Southard, founder of Innovator Capital Management, and his wife Julie. The property spans over 15,000 square feet on 1.59 acres and features six bedrooms and 13 bathrooms. Other notable sales include a $40 million estate in Port Royal and an $8.95 million record sale at Gulf Harbour Yacht & Country Club in south Fort Myers. In Lee County, a five-bedroom waterfront residence in Bonita Springs sold for $10 million.
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