Edison Grand Apartments

Edison Grand Apartments (EG), located on the Caloosahatchee River in Fort Myers, Florida, is an extraordinary example of urban renewal. Originally the Ambassador Hotel and Casino, the property had been abandoned for nearly a decade. After being sold in 2015, it was repurposed into an independent living community for seniors aged 55 and older. Now, under the ownership of Westside Capital, it has been fully transformed into a luxurious mixed-use residential community. Edison Grand offers 327 one- and two-bedroom apartment units, each designed with high-end finishes and modern amenities. Situated in the Historic River District, the property is conveniently located with access to US-41 and MLK Jr Blvd, placing residents close to work, dining, shopping, and entertainment. The apartments offer both luxury and practicality, designed to meet the needs of today’s modern lifestyle. Edison Grand's prime location along the Caloosahatchee River provides residents with spectacular views and easy access to outdoor recreational activities, including water sports, hiking, and golfing. The surrounding area features a vibrant culinary scene with seafood and international dining options, creating an exciting and engaging environment for all who call EG home. The property has been renovated since Westside Capital acquired Edison Grand in 2021. Over 70% of the original structure has been replaced with modern materials, transforming the building into a luxurious and accessible community. The property now features mixed-use spaces for retail, office, and dining establishments, ensuring convenience for residents. With over 500 parking spaces, the community is well-equipped to serve the needs of both residents and visitors. The apartments at Edison Grand are designed with open floor plans, providing maximum flexibility and space. Each unit has stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and smart home technology. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer ample natural light and sweeping views of the river and surrounding areas.