NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE · FORT MYERS · UPDATED OCTOBER 2026

What is it like to live in Paseo?

By AJ & Courtney Ackerman, LPT Realty

Paseo is a gated, resort-style community off Daniels Parkway near I-75 in Fort Myers, next to Six Mile Cypress Slough. There’s no golf course. Instead, life centers on a 26,000-square-foot Village Center with a resort pool, fitness center, spa, restaurant and its own movie theater. Homes range from condo flats and townhomes to single-family homes, and the airport (RSW) and the Daniels and Treeline corridor are close by. Paseo is not age-restricted.

What homes sold for here (October 2025 – September 2026)

• 65 homes sold at a median price of $386,000.

• Prices ranged from $265,000 to about $1.45 million.

• Median price per square foot: $222. Median days on market: 34.

Closed sales of all home types (single-family, villas, townhomes and condos) in the Paseo development, October 2025 – September 2026. Source: Florida Gulf Coast MLS (FGCMLS); data deemed reliable but not guaranteed. A community-wide median mixes very different homes, so use it to get your bearings, not to price a specific home.

Living here

• Off Daniels Parkway near I-75 (Paseo Grande Blvd), so RSW, I-75 and the Daniels and Treeline shopping corridor are close.

• Built by Stock Development between 2006 and 2016, with roughly 1,200 homes.

• Gated.

• A bridge over Six Mile Slough connects the two phases, so the preserve runs right through the community.

• Not age-restricted; Paseo is an all-ages community.

Amenities

• Village Center (26,000 sq ft, two stories): resort pool with spa, cabanas and a tiki bar; fitness center and aerobics studio; spa and salon; restaurant and ice cream shop; a 90-seat movie theater; business and mail center.

• Outdoors: tennis, basketball, bocce, volleyball, a fishing pier and about 15 lakes.

• No golf course, so there’s no golf membership to weigh.

Home types and fees

• Condo flats, split-level and two-story townhomes, twin villas, casitas and single-family homes.

• Paseo Master Homeowners Association plus neighborhood associations.

• CDD: Paseo has a Community Development District, which maintains the common areas; its assessment appears on the property tax bill.

• Fees: HOA and other community fees vary by neighborhood and change over time, so we don’t list them here. We pull the current fees, and any club costs, for every home you’re serious about.

Things to know before you buy

• Rental and lease rules vary by neighborhood within Paseo. Check them if you might rent the home out.

• HOA dues and the CDD assessment arrive on two different bills. We add them up for you on every home we show.