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Crews top off 26-story condominium in Bonita Springs

The developer has closed and pending contracts to buy Seaglass units totaling $143 million.

The Seaglass condominum construction site in Bonita Springs
The Seaglass condominum construction site in Bonita Springs

Construction crews topped off Seaglass, a 26-story condominium in Bonita Springs that is nearly 70 percent sold.

Ronto Group, the developer of Seaglass, expects to complete construction  of the 120-unit condominium next summer. Ronto has $143 million of closed and pending contracts to purchase Seaglass units.

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By year-end, Ronto plans to open three furnished models of Seaglass units. The models include a 3,088-square-foot model with three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a 485-square-foot terrace and a private elevator foyer.

The other two models include a 3,421-square-foot unit with three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms and a 525-square-foot terrace.

Ronto also will open a 2,889-square-foot unit with a master suite, two guest bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms and a 464-square-foot terrace.— Mike Seemuth