The Fort Myers selection is small and suburban: 5 office buildings holding 44 lettable units, with a median unit of 42 m² and the largest at 224 m². A company that needs one contiguous floor above the 224 m² top lot will not find it in Fort Myers today, so the practical route is either a suite close to the 42 m² median or two adjacent units inside the same building.
Quoted rents in Fort Myers run from $279 to $665 per m² a year around a median of $330. A gap that wide between the cheap and the expensive end of a 44-unit market is rarely about geography in a city as compact as Fort Myers; it reflects what the rate carries — bare space at the bottom, serviced suites with reception, meeting rooms and utilities at the top. Compare two Fort Myers quotes only after establishing which of the two you are being offered.
The 5 Fort Myers addresses are car-oriented rather than walkable: Summerlin Commons Blvd and Forum Corporate Parkway are business-park settings and hold most of the 44 units, while Cleveland Avenue covers the north–south commercial spine of the city. Parking ratio and drive time from the interstate do more for staff retention in Fort Myers than the prestige of any particular address.