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Originally Posted by eweissenbach
I don't know what design is most popular now, but historically, the Amarillo, stetson, sunkissed, bouganvilla floor plan seems to be dominant in the pre-owned market. According to data on lyle gant's website there were 600 pre owned homes sold in TV in 2011, with the plurality, 241 being designers.
From the Villages information sheet:
HOMES
-The highest month for home sales was 400 /2010 averaged 200 a month.
-Villages as of 2011--67 Villages; Projected By 2015--72 Villages
-2011 total homes--42,000------2016 projected homes--55,805.
-In 2010 2000 homes were built and 4,074 folks moved to The Villages.
-In 2010 the average monthly building permits issued was 250.
-Homes in The Villages range from $59,000.00 to $1,800,000.00
-Existing homes range from 700-4000 sq. feet
-Average Home Price for 2011 - $220,000.00
-2010 was the sixth consecutive year of no property tax increases in Sumter County
POPULATION
-Pop in 1992---11,000 -Pop in 2000---21,000 -Pop in 2006---60,000
-Pop in 2010---80,000+ Projected Population in 2015--105,000
-Population in Lake Co in 2010 293,500 Projected for 2015 328,400 +12%
-Population in Marion Co. in 2010 330,600 Projected for 2015 360,700 +10%
-Population in Sumter Co. In 2010 99,400 Projected for 2015 119,100 +20%
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Great information.
The most popular homes in The Villages? The Designer home. That is the largest part of each village therefore would be the most popular.
I'm not sure the most popular home in The Villages would necessary be the pre owned homes sold as they are homes people are moving OUT of, many times moving into another home they might like better.
And to even look at the homes being built now.... many of the NEW homes are being built by the designer and sold as new. If you notice, the outlying lots (lots with no one in their back yard, large lots, cul da sac, etc) are bought up right away. Then the developer goes in, builds homes and sells them. So it's hard to tell what is the most popular home being built.
Of course, I think it's the one I built.
