The eight Naples Square Phase III floor plans created by the award-winning Ronto Group and MHK Architecture and Planning are generating strong reservation activity at the community being developed by Ronto at the corner of 5th Avenue South and Goodlette-Frank Road in downtown Naples. Base-priced from $695,000, the Phase III floor plans range from 1,460 to 3,238 square feet under air and offer renamed and enhanced iterations of the plans now being enjoyed by the community’s Phase I residents. Naples Square’s walkable lifestyle is bringing a sense of cohesion to downtown by connecting 5th Avenue to Bayfront with access on 10th Street via 3rd Avenue South. Naples Square’s innovative site plan, walkable lifestyle, and the availability of light-filled one and two-story, two and three bedroom plus den floor plans with open-concept living areas and open-air terraces continue to transform how people live in Naples’ downtown district. Phase II construction is scheduled for completion in first quarter, 2017. Just 12 Phase II residences remain available and offer the possibility of enjoying a beautifully appointed downtown Naples residence during the 2017 winter season.

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With Phase II construction at Naples Square rapidly approaching completion as scheduled in first quarter, 2017, and just 15 Phase II residences remaining available for purchase, the award-winning Ronto Group announced there has been a surge in Phase III reservation activity. Naples Square is being developed by Ronto at the corner of 5th Avenue South and Goodlette-Frank Road in downtown Naples. The community’s walkable lifestyle is bringing a sense of cohesion to downtown by connecting 5th Avenue to Bayfront with access on 10th Street via 3rd Avenue South. Naples Square’s innovative site plan, walkable lifestyle, and the availability of light-filled one and two-story, two and three bedroom plus den floor plans with open-concept living areas and open-air terraces continue to transform how people live in Naples’ downtown district.

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Andrea Stetson, The News-Press Tucked away between 3rd Avenue South and 10th Street South is a big square. Inside that square are four smaller squares that make up the new Naples Square. Just a few years ago, this plot of land in Downtown Naples was known as Grand Central Station a strip of mostly empty storefronts and a few shops. Now it is becoming such a popular place to live that sales have already begun on phase three of the development. Phase one is sold out and residents have moved in. Phase two is under construction, but only 18 units are left.

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