YES! I have lived in Lehigh for 15 years and I have seen the prices rise sky high and fall to rock bottom. BUT.... with prices as low as they are right now it is only a matter of time before things start to improve and a profit can be made again.

Good question Jim.....lol....dont let some of these answers intimidate you....but i have to answer your question with a question...

Are you looking for a short term investment ??? or a long term investment???

your answer.....

Short term....NO
Long Term.....abso-freakin-lutely!!
If your looking for long term investment and need financing...call me=)


Tim Copenhaver
Mortgage Specialist
First Capital Lending Corp.
3848 Colonial Blvd.
Ft. Myers, FL. 33966
239-277-9244 (Office)
239-265-1084 (Cell)

Don't do it! You want to capitalize on prime location investments in this down market, Lehigh is NOT one of them!

Gabe
Feng Shui Certified Broker Associate
Sun Realty
239.825.2234

Good evening Jim, thanks for the question. In my opinion, the answer is yes. The reason I think so is found in the past couple of years. When Cape Coral began it's ascent, people were still moving to Lee County. Today, people are still moving to Lee County. The issue became affordability. As Cape Coral prices rose, that is when Lehigh started to become popular. Today, the political atmosphere that looms over the Cape, as well as the pricing, make Lehigh look attractive once again. Lehigh is not without it's problems though. But the overall picture looks bright. With the continued development pushing towards the east, it's a good bet that things are set to rebound for Lehigh.

To get a look at the homes available in Lehigh visit http://www.Hope4HomeBuyers.Listingbook.com

Neil G. Blair-Bennett
Broker-Associate
Alliance Realty Group
14090 Metropolis Ave #206
Fort Myers, FL 33912
Direct Line (239) 645-3798
NeilBlairBennett@gmail.com