remember as TV approaches build out the need for the developer to do much more than they have, plus continue with the same in the coming bew areas.....there is less and less they need to do to attract and sell to prospective residents. What they have done so far has attracted and mostly satisfied the 90,000+ who are here now.
There are, in my opinion two categories; one amenity like adds and second retail/consumer/commercial opportunities.
The amenity add are the ones "needed the least to make build out happen.
The retail/consumer/commercial will be a function of space available and where and new business prospects that are not yet in TV.
And in my opinion the surveys of today mean something very different to the developer than they did the past 10 years.
After build out, existing and future amenities will take on that ugly aura of what can the (then) budget afford. And adding new "wants" will be a function of how much additional fees/assessments are residents willing to pay?
Repair/replace/fix/upgrade existing are good targets now. And by all means let's try to get more commercial enterprise south of 466A because it is sorely lacking compared to the commercial infrastructure installation of the past.
My 1.48793 cents worth.
btk
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