High Point Place Condos
in Fort Myers
High Point Place is a riverfront condominium community in the Fort Myers River District near West First Street and McGregor Boulevard. Start your comparison with the specific building, floor, residence plan and documented ownership costs.
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Amenities and location
Florida DBPR lists High Point Place as a recorded condominium with 273 units under project PR69865, at 2100 West First Street. Its declaration was recorded November 30, 2006; that record date is not a construction-completion date.
Florida DBPR condominium project records
Published community and listing information describes a heated waterfront pool and spa, fitness facilities and sauna, social gathering areas, library, barbecue areas and guest accommodations. Confirm current amenity access, reservations and guest-suite charges with management.
High Point Place in photographs
High Point Place floor plans
A public plan library illustrates ten tower layouts: A, D and E at 2,258 square feet; B, C, F and H at 2,230; G at 2,247; I at 1,803; and J at 1,779. These are published plan figures, not a measurement of the condo you are considering. Townhome and modified layouts should be checked separately.
| Plan label | Published plan figure (sq. ft.) |
|---|---|
| A | 2,258 |
| B | 2,230 |
| C | 2,230 |
| D | 2,258 |
| E | 2,258 |
| F | 2,230 |
| G | 2,247 |
| H | 2,230 |
| I | 1,803 |
| J | 1,779 |
Read the drawings’ printed area categories separately and confirm the measurement method and recorded exhibits for the specific residence.
Open the original historical plans below. Their printed A/C, terrace and total-area labels are retained. These modest-resolution drawings are not current as-built plans; verify the exact residence and any alterations.
Residence A
Residence B
Residence C
Residence D
Residence E
Residence F
Residence G
Residence H
Residence I
Residence J
Association documents to request
Request the current association rules, declaration and amendments, sale or lease application, approved budget and reserve records directly from management. Confirm the date and applicability of each document before relying on pet limits, leasing terms, application charges or renovation requirements.
How to compare two High Point Place residences
Compare the actual homes side by side. A similar asking price or published square footage can hide differences that matter to your daily use and ownership budget.
| Compare | What to verify |
|---|---|
| View and exposure | Visit the living room and lanai. Check the seated view, daylight, privacy and nearby buildings for the specific residence. |
| Layout and usable space | Match the plan letter to the unit. Compare room placement, storage and furniture fit; check interior and balcony areas separately. |
| Parking and storage | Identify the assigned spaces and confirm the documents governing their use or transfer. |
| Condition and improvements | Ask which alterations were approved and whether supporting permits or association records are available. |
| Ownership costs | Use current unit-specific charges, taxes and insurance estimates. Ask about approved assessments and proposed projects separately. |
| Pets, rentals and guests | Read the current rules and amendments for your intended use before making a decision. |
Questions for your showing
- Which direction does the lanai face, and what is visible from the living room while seated?
- Which parking and storage spaces belong to the residence, and how are those rights documented?
- How do the elevator lobby, guest accommodations and delivery procedures work for this building?
- Are there scheduled exterior, elevator or mechanical projects affecting access or ownership costs?
High Point Place questions answered
Can I use a published floor plan to choose a unit?
Use it to compare room placement and balcony relationships, then confirm the plan, dimensions and any alterations for the actual residence.
Where do I get current condo documents?
Request the current packet through the seller and association or management. Confirm that the packet includes all applicable amendments and current forms.
How can I compare current listings?
Send Mary and Ty the unit addresses you like. Compare view, condition, parking rights, price and verified ownership costs together.
Is a higher floor always the better choice?
Choose based on the actual residence, not floor number alone. Compare its view, daylight, privacy, layout and access with your priorities during a showing.
Should balcony space be included when comparing square footage?
Keep interior and balcony figures separate unless the source clearly explains its total. Confirm how each listing measures area before comparing price per square foot.
How do I compare dues and assessments?
Request the current charges for each unit, what they cover and when they are billed. Keep recurring dues, approved special assessments and proposed future spending in separate lines of your comparison.
Association documents and ownership costs
Ask for the complete current declaration and amendments, bylaws, rules, approved budget, recent financial statements, reserve funding plan, meeting minutes, insurance information and any pending assessments or litigation. Request applicable milestone inspection and Structural Integrity Reserve Study records, including recommendations and the plan to fund outstanding work. A completed study is not the same as completed repairs or funded reserves.
Build your unit-specific budget from association charges, property taxes, insurance, utilities, financing and maintenance. Confirm what dues include, the billing frequency and any separate master-association charge. Obtain current figures for the exact residence instead of carrying forward an old community fee range.
Florida DBPR: milestone inspections and reserve studies · DBPR condominium questions and records guidance
Plan your condo search with Mary and Ty
Mary Wespiser Dickey and Ty Wespiser are Wespiser Dickey Team with Barclay’s Real Estate Group. Tell us your preferred building, budget, move-in dates, pets, parking needs and whether you intend to rent the residence. We can help organize a property comparison and identify the documents to request.
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Independent guide published by Wespiser Dickey Team. This is not the condominium association or developer website. Sources reviewed October 7, 2026. Rules, charges, availability and building conditions require current property-specific confirmation.
Historical association documents
High Point Place’s public rules were revised December 6, 2017 and approved January 16, 2018. They cover resident use, common facilities, leasing, pets, vehicles, alterations, moves and contractors. Obtain later amendments and current policies before relying on a provision.
- Rules and regulations — approved January 16, 2018 (23 pages)
- Historical sale/lease application — revision 02 (5 pages)
The application does not establish current management contacts, fees or approval requirements. Request the latest application from the association. These files do not replace the current budget, insurance information, assessment notices, inspection reports or reserve study.
