Condo apartments in Fort Myers, Lee County, FL · built 1985

The Park at Murano

1571-1585 Matthew Dr, Fort Myers, FL 33907

Built 1985 Condo apartments

Records last updated Aug 2026 · Sources: FL DOR Statewide Cadastral · County records · FEMA Is this your building? Request a correction

Overview

The Park at Murano in Fort Myers is a garden-style apartment community featuring modern layouts with updated appliances, granite countertops, and tile backslashes. The property has undergone noticeable improvements under current management, highlighted by upgraded fitness center facilities, renovated pool deck areas, and repaired parking surfaces. While past periods involved deferred maintenance and communication challenges, recent operations reflect attentive maintenance services and a responsive leasing team. The community is recognized for its convenient location and generally quiet neighborhood atmosphere.

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At a glance

Facts, not verdicts

Records verified 2 of 4

Structure: Built 1985
Flood: Being verified
Wind: Being verified
Reviews: 5 themes

The Park at Murano — structure & age

Stories Being verified

Year built 1985 Source: County property records

Structure type Being verified

Local condo market — Fort Myers, FL 33907

Median sale price $179,000 Source: Redfin

Median days on market 128 days Source: Redfin

Year-over-year price change -4.5% Source: Redfin

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

What is the flood risk at The Park at Murano?

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Permits & activity

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

What residents say about living at The Park at Murano

What works

Responsive managementWell maintainedStrong amenitiesClean common areasGood location

What doesn't

Deferred maintenanceUnresponsive managementPoor communicationParking shortageStrict rules enforcement

Ongoing, not one-off

Maintenance — raised repeatedly, 2022-2026
Management responsiveness — raised repeatedly, 2024-2026
Amenities — raised repeatedly, 2024-2026

Recently addressed

AmenitiesMaintenance

Criticized in earlier reviews, then improved.

Aggregated from public reviews. No individuals are named.

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