David Dorsey is a writer at Gulfshore Business and WINK in Fort Myers. He specializes in construction and real estate, covering topics such as the housing market, real estate development, and luxury accommodations. David's work has been featured in notable publications including Naples Daily News, WDAY, and The News-Press Media Group, among others.
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David Dorsey's articles mainly focus on local business and industry news, with a significant emphasis on private sector announcements. He frequently covers topics related to real estate, retail, and the Fort Myers area in Southwest Florida.
If you have relevant insights into local business developments or real estate trends specific to Southwest Florida, particularly Fort Myers and Naples areas, David could be interested in your input. Additionally, if you are involved in any of the businesses or industries he covers and have newsworthy updates or announcements within these regions, reaching out may be beneficial.
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By: David Dorsey
An aerial view shows homes, condominiums and waterways on Fort Myers Beach nearly four years after Hurricane Ian.
Suffolk Construction's Jobsite of the Future space supports the company's AI work on the $1.2 billion Phase 2 Terminal Expansion project at Southwest Florida International Airport.
FGCU student Jose Cintron, 21, opened Hause of Fades at University Village near campus. The nearly 2,000-square-foot barbershop has 17 chairs, TVs, gaming consoles and a pool table — and employs two barbers who have been cutting Cintron's hair for years.
By: David Dorsey
Jose Cintron, a FGCU student, opened Hause of Fades barbershop with private investors at University Village, offering a community-focused space with modern amenities and room for growth.
By: David Dorsey
The parent company of Cypress Cove bought the former Ruby Tuesday building for $2.2 million, planning future development but keeping it vacant for now in south Fort Myers near their senior living campus.
By: David Dorsey
The new Whataburger at 22927 Lyden Drive in Estero opened Oct. 22, becoming the chain's second Southwest Florida restaurant.
The Tampa Bay Rays infield looks on during a pitching change in the seventh inning against the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 1 of the 2026 World Series at American Family Field in Milwaukee.
An aerial view shows Hamilton Harbor Yacht Club in Naples, which Hoffmann Family of Companies acquired in October 2026.
By: David Dorsey
A Fort Myers marina rebuilt after financial collapse and Hurricane Ian reopened in 2023, symbolizing resilience with stronger infrastructure and a fresh start under new ownership.
By: David Dorsey
Commerce Bank acquired the six-story FineMark Bank & Trust building at 800 Laurel Oak Drive for more than $24 million. Investment Properties Corp.
