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Posted: December 9, 2025
Fitzgerald of Largo Capital arranges $4.3 million in construction financing
Cortez, FL Ian Fitzgerald of Largo Capital, Inc., arranged $4.3 million in construction financing for five luxury single-family homes. The 24-month, non-recourse loan includes a completion guaranty and offers interest-only payments throughout the term.
The homes are part of Hunters Point, an 86-unit waterfront residential resort community recognized as one of the nation’s first fully sustainable, Net Zero LEED-Certified developments.
Each three-story residence will feature three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, a two-car enclosed garage, and a private plunge pool—combining modern coastal living with environmentally conscious design and long-term energy efficiency.
Largo has previously financed 11 homes within Hunters Point, bringing the total number funded by Ian Fitzgerald and the Largo Capital team to 16.
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