Cameratta Properties Reaches New Heights

High Point Place to be Tallest Building South of Tampa, West of Miami

FORT MYERS--Downtown Fort Myers will be home to the tallest building in Southwest Florida thanks to Cameratta Properties (www.cameratta.com). The luxury waterfront towers, High Point Place, soar to an unprecedented 397 feet. 

"High Point Place substantiated our company's commitment to dreaming big," said Cameratta Properties President, Ray Blacksmith. "It will be a landmark in downtown Fort Myers."

The 32 story luxury riverfront towers will not only be the tallest building in Lee County, Surpassing both Estancia at Bonita Bay's 26 stories and The Enclave Condominiums of Naples' 28 stories, it will be the tallest building south of Tampa and west of Miami.

Fort Myers' newest landmark is situated on four waterfront acres between McGregor Boulevard and the Caloosahatchee River, just blocks from the majestic Edison & Ford Winter Estates.  Across the street, First Street Village (www.firststreetvillage.com) will offer a myriad of indulgences and necessities, such as, the only supermarket located in downtown Fort Myers.

"Cameratta Properties has created the new signature address for Fort Myers with High Point Place," said the Fort Myers Redevelopment Agency Chairman, Dr. Gerry Laboda.

Cameratta's debut project in the Florida market experienced a tremendous response.  The first phase of the project sold out within in 35 days, and the last phase offered, High Point Place's City Homes, completely sold out within just three hours of release.

Phase I of High Point Place (www.highpointplace.com) will be certified for occupancy in October of this year.  Residents will enjoy endless sunsets from an expansive riverfront lanai along with spectacular views from a city front terrace, then can unwind at the resort-style pool and spa, lounge in a pool-side cabana, or take full advantage of the onsite fitness center.

Cameratta Properties continues to change the face of downtown living.  High Point Place will redefine both the Fort Myers skyline and the region's expectations of the luxury condominium lifestyle.