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Originally Posted by JoMar
Most buy on CC's for the view not for the pool or restaurant. Have you ever been to a CC pool, usually empty.
TDS has a pool and a golf course. From what I've read Hacienda will have a pool and golf course.
This may come as a shock but your definition of a country club isn't close. The restaurants are privately owned and have no relationship to the golf operation. Since TDS has all the golf holes, and your opinion on HH is pure speculation.
This may also come as a shock but the residents have no say in the Developers business, or in any business that they have not invested in. Just because a bunch of uninformed residents show up doesn't mean anyone should make decisions based on their input.
There have been several posts on here on the amenity fees associated with the speculated apartments so I won't repeat the information that is out there. You might want to search so you get your facts correct.
Nothing is guaranteed to be here in 5 years.....and if folks want to live in a community that will remain the same then I agree with you, they shouldn't move here. If you can't handle change then don't come or don't stay.
Oh, and check your facts before your sky continues to fall.
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Most buy on CC's for the view not for the pool or restaurant. Have you ever been to a CC pool, usually empty.
Definitely not my experience
TDS has a pool and a golf course. From what I've read Hacienda will have a pool and golf course.
TDS does not have a pool. The pool is part of the Tierra Del Sol Recreation Center and is a “neighborhood “ pool.
This may come as a shock but your definition of a country club isn't close. The restaurants are privately owned and have no relationship to the golf operation. Since TDS has all the golf holes, and your opinion on HH is pure speculation.
Have you ever been to Palmer, Lopez, or any others? Read the description of the country clubs given in TV sales literature.
This may also come as a shock but the residents have no say in the Developers business, or in any business that they have not invested in. Just because a bunch of uninformed residents show up doesn't mean anyone should make decisions based on their input.
The residents were not uninformed. The residents are the lifeblood of the developers business.
There have been several posts on here on the amenity fees associated with the speculated apartments so I won't repeat the information that is out there. You might want to search so you get your facts correct.
I did not post any facts other than what was stated by the amenity authority at the public meeting. Did you attend?
Nothing is guaranteed to be here in 5 years.....and if folks want to live in a community that will remain the same then I agree with you, they shouldn't move here. If you can't handle change then don't come or don't stay.
Oh, and check your facts before your sky continues to fall.
My facts are checked.