Lee County · Southwest Florida

Cape Coral

Florida's Waterfront Wonderland · 400+ miles of canals · Boating, fishing & Gulf access

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Living in Cape Coral

Cape Coral is the largest city in Southwest Florida and one of the most distinctive waterfront communities in the country. Master-planned in the late 1950s and incorporated in 1970, the city was designed around an extraordinary network of canals — more than 400 miles of navigable waterways, more than any other city on earth. That legacy has earned Cape Coral its enduring nickname: the Waterfront Wonderland.

Today Cape Coral offers an exceptional range of homes, from affordable inland single-family neighborhoods to Gulf-access and sailboat-access waterfront estates. Families, boaters, anglers, and seasonal residents are drawn by the boating lifestyle, the parks and golf courses, the growing dining and shopping scene, and waterfront value that remains attainable compared with the nearby barrier islands. With quick access to Fort Myers, the Gulf beaches, and Southwest Florida International Airport, Cape Coral combines space, water, and convenience like nowhere else in the region.

Population ~210,000
ZIP Code(s) 33904, 33909, 33914, 33990, 33991, 33993
Nearest Airport Southwest Florida International (RSW) — approx. 30 min

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Questions about Cape Coral

What is it like to live in Cape Coral?

Cape Coral is Florida's "Waterfront Wonderland" — a city of roughly 210,000 with more than 400 miles of navigable canals, many with direct Gulf access. Boating, fishing, and waterfront living are everyday life here, at prices often below other Florida coastal cities.

What neighborhoods are in Cape Coral?

Sought-after areas include Cape Harbour and Tarpon Point on the water, the Pelican and Yacht Club areas in the southeast, and Sandoval's resort-style amenities in the southwest.

How big is Cape Coral and how do I get there?

Cape Coral spans six ZIP codes (33904, 33909, 33914, 33990, 33991, 33993) and is about 30 minutes from Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW), across the river from Fort Myers.

How do I find homes for sale in Cape Coral?

Start with the home search on this page for live Cape Coral listings — gulf-access canal homes, freshwater canal homes, and off-water values. EREG is headquartered in Cape Coral, and our Entrepreneurs know the canal system street by street.

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Neighborhoods & sub-areas

Cape Harbour

Gulf-access master community on the city's southwest tip, built around a marina with waterfront dining, boutique shops, live music, and a mix of condos and luxury homes.

Tarpon Point

Upscale marina and resort community near Rotary Park, offering luxury waterfront condos, a full-service marina, and quick Gulf access.

Pelican

Established southwest Cape neighborhood prized for Gulf-access and sailboat-access canals, mature landscaping, and proximity to beaches and dining.

Yacht Club Area

Cape Coral's original waterfront district, home to the historic Cape Coral Yacht Club, a public beach, and direct sailboat access to the Caloosahatchee and Gulf.

Sandoval

Gated, amenity-rich master-planned community with lakes, a resort pool, sports courts, and single-family homes.

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Nearby communities

Fort Myers

~15 min east

North Fort Myers

~15 min northeast

Matlacha

~15 min west

Sanibel

~40 min south

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