Fort Green Springs, Florida

Fort Green Springs is a small, unincorporated census-designated place (CDP) in northwestern Hardee County, Florida. It is a rural community with a 2020 population of about 190, located along State Road 62 near the border with Fort Green and roughly 7–10 miles from Wauchula (the county seat). The area is characterized by agricultural land, sparse residential development, and a low population density.

New Construction Projects

There are no major new construction projects, master-planned communities, or large residential subdivisions actively underway or publicly announced specifically in Fort Green Springs.

• New building activity, if any, is limited to occasional individual custom, modular, or site-built single-family homes on existing rural lots.
• Public real estate listings and development announcements show essentially no organized new-home communities, production-builder activity, or multi-unit projects tagged to Fort Green Springs.
• Hardee County as a whole sees modest residential growth concentrated more in or near Wauchula and Bowling Green (also in Hardee County), including some individual new homes and larger proposed projects farther afield (such as the long-term Villages of Payne Creek proposal west of Bowling Green). Nothing of similar scale is documented for Fort Green Springs.