Harmony Shores residents living with uncertainty
Since Phoenix-based Cove Communities purchased the Harmony Shores mobile home community off U.S. 41 East in East Naples in June 2021, 73 demolition permits were filed between May 2022 and Aug. 12, 2023; 49 of those were since Hurricane Ian. Photo by Aisling Swift
Collier now
By Aisling Swift  
15 December 2023
HARMONY SHORES

Harmony Shores residents living with uncertainty

The remaining residents at Harmony Shores Mobile Home Park, still repairing homes after Hurricane Ian, were hit by hefty rent increases and are facing uncertainty after the park was put up for sale.

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