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Some say it is all relative. Some say it is a matter of perception. Some say if you moved from New York or another big city adaptability is much easier. Some say they are grateful the Developer built this wonderful place for them. Some say this is a paradise. Some say this is Florida so expect the expansion to continue.

In my world view all that matters to me is where I live and where I live is all I compare. Where I live determines my quality of life. Where I live wasn't developed for me personally. It was developed to demand above the market value for a mythical lifestyle. Public Squares are a novelty at first but primarily for tourists. Where I live once had no more than 50,000 people and in the off seasons months you could breathe a little sign of relief. No more no longer. Where I live now is always crowded and will get even more so from September to December and then in January until May appears to double in size of that population from September to December. Where I live is referred to as paradise but my definition of paradise doesn't include 1 to 1.5 hours to get a table at a restaurant or traffic/cart back ups, or stores or restaurants that run out of inventory.... Where I live was suppose to be a retirement community for 55+ and not a vacation destination for people to utilize the amenities supported by my monthly amenities. Some would say if you don't like it move but picking up and moving is not like making a dime impulse purchase at the store.... beside which I am not one to mix emotion with finance