In a lot of the neighborhoods between 466A and CR44, The Villages allowed the homeowners to make most of the decisions about what their house was going to look like(more custom builds) and consequently most people picked the more popular(at that time) neutral muted colors like the khaki and sand colors. South of CR44 The Villages didn't allow those choices as much and began mixing up the colors to create I think more visually interesting neighborhoods. I think it has made these neighborhoods much more appealing although I agree with some people posting that some of the colors like the baby blue are kinda iffy.
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