Cape Coral, FL 55+ Active Adult Retirement Communities

Climate & Geography in Cape Coral

Cape Coral has a mix of tropical savanna climate, a tropical monsoon climate, and a humid subtropical climate. Average annual high temperatures are in the mid 80s and average annual low temperatures are in the mid 60s. The average annual precipitation is around 50 inches of rainfall.

Cape Coral Recreation, Culture & Entertainment

The warm weather in Cape Coral allows for an assortment of outdoor activities. Residents enjoy walking through the Four Mile Cove Ecological Preserve, which has very well maintained boardwalks, piers, and wildlife viewing. Rotary Park Environmental Center has also plenty of walking trails with views of the natural Southwest Florida habitat. Additionally there are various farmers markets scattered throughout the city.

Cost of Living & Taxes in Cape Coral

The median home cost in Cape Coral is right at the national median.

Florida is one of the few states with no income tax. State residents over 65 who meet certain income limits can receive an homestead exemption equal to the assessed value of property. Florida does not tax Social Security and other retirement income, providing an advantage for seniors. The lower taxes and home costs are helpful for Cape Coral 55+ community residents on a budget.

Cape Coral Health Care

The one hospital in Cape Coral, Cape Coral Hospital, is ranked high performing in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and heart failure.