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Originally Posted by Bill14564
- The far south areas, currently where Eastport and Middleton will be, lack commercial areas. There is every reason to believe they will be coming and the area will become lively and popular but it is pretty sparse today
- Clermont and Orlando are much closer from the southern areas while the northernmost areas almost border on Ocala
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We bought when the area was just dirt. . no grocery stores, no bridges across the highways, no activity centers. . If you can get in early, you have more lot and style choices, and the development will come.
Two types of buyers, those that want comfort in buying into existing, and the remaining who will get in early, aka early adopters, for the choices and can see what the future will be, being satisfied with the extra effort today
We had no idea / had never heard of TV for our lifestyle visit. Just going on vacation, Bought a site of dirt with about 10 out of 99 lots under construction, and didn't have the money in the banks to make a deposit when we decided. .
Hopefully the buyer will be able to figure out what type of buyer he/she/they is/are. . there is a reason why established neighborhoods are higher priced, some has to do with upgrades, others have to do with desire to see what they buy will not be changing, buying a 100% known outcome.
good luck OP