Excelsior Littleton Road LLC has purchased a 57,600 square foot industrial park consisting of six buildings located at 8391-8499 Littleton Road North Fort Myers, Florida for $6,943,000 from GBA Littleton ...
Inflation is at its highest levels since the 1980s, and the Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates as many as three times in the next year. For commercial property owners, does this signal opportunity or trouble in 2022? CEO and Principal Broker Gary Tasman lends his insights.

Cushman & Wakefield | Commercial Property Southwest Florida brokers $850,000 sale of Fort Myers freestanding building
The Rock Church Pentecostal of Ft. Myers, Inc. has purchased a 20,592 square foot freestanding building located at 8540 Dayton Ave. Fort Myers, Florida for $850,000 from National Fitness Clubs ...
Why should your business be giving back to the community? Because we believe when you help your community grow, then your community helps you in return. Gary Tasman talks about why philanthropy is a keystone of the culture at Cushman & Wakefield | Commercial Property SWFL.
Even businesses that have returned to “normal” from the pandemic are wondering if they have the right amount of space to conduct their business. Increased social distancing measures and rearrangement of public and private areas are forcing businesses to assess their space needs. Here are five signs your business has outgrown its space.

Cushman & Wakefield | Commercial Property Southwest Florida brokers $2.51 million sale of Fort Myers bank building
CFL Fort Myers, LLC has purchased a 3,328 square foot freestanding former Chase Bank branch located at 7010 Cypress Terrace Fort Myers, Florida for $2,510,000 from JPMorgan Chase Bank National ...

Cushman & Wakefield | Commercial Property Southwest Florida welcomes back property manager Gayle Erickson-Ash
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Cushman & Wakefield | Commercial Property Southwest Florida (CPSWFL) is welcoming back Gayle Erickson-Ash to the position of Property Manager. Erickson-Ash had worked with CPSWFL previously in 2019-2020.
Supply chain disruptions heavily impacted our global economy this year, but how did those disruptions directly affect Southwest Florida? Principal Broker and CEO, Gary Tasman talks about what’s changed and what’s next for our local business economy going into 2022.