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Condo apartments in Fort Myers, Lee County, FL · 1 units · built 2001

Palms of Monterrey

15161-801 Sonoma Dr, Fort Myers, FL 33908

1 units Built 2001 Condo apartments
Records last updated Aug 2026 · Sources: FL DOR Statewide Cadastral · County records · FEMA Is this your building? Request a correction

Overview

Palms of Monterrey features a convenient location and spacious floor plans complemented by a pleasant clubhouse area and scenic grounds. While many individuals highlight prompt maintenance responses and helpful staff members, recurring concerns focus on persistent issues with perimeter gates remaining open, occasional property upkeep lapses regarding common areas, and noise transmission between units.

Overview compiled from public sources — verify details independently.

At a glance

Facts, not verdicts
Records verified 2 of 4
Structure
Built 2001
Flood
Being verified
Wind
Being verified
Reviews
6 themes

1 residential units on record.

Palms of Monterrey — structure & age

Stories Being verified
Year built 2001 Source: County property records
Structure type Being verified

Local condo market — Fort Myers, FL 33908

Median sale price $339,000 Source: Redfin
Median days on market 137 days Source: Redfin
Year-over-year price change -7.1% Source: Redfin

ZIP-level market snapshot from Redfin public data · updated monthly

What is the flood risk at Palms of Monterrey?

Flood and wind exposure for this building are being verified from FEMA and county records.

Permits & activity

Permit activity is being compiled from the county building department index.

What residents say about living at Palms of Monterrey

What works

Responsive managementWell maintainedStrong amenitiesGood location

What doesn't

Deferred maintenanceSecurity lapsesPoor communicationParking shortageNoise

Ongoing, not one-off

  • Maintenance — raised repeatedly, 2017-2026
  • Security — raised repeatedly, 2014-2026
  • Noise

Aggregated from public reviews. No individuals are named.

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