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Originally Posted by champion6

Thanks for starting this thread. Here are some additional notes from the meeting. These are notes that don't appear in the article in today's Daily Sun.

• At this time there are 51,778 homes in TV.
• At this time there are 101,348 residents in TV.
• Average age of men: 70
• Average age of women: 68
• New businesses soon to be located in Brownwood: SAS Shoes, Dunkin' Donuts, Village Cycles, TooJay's.
• A typical commercial lease is for five years.
• There were 53 lease renewals last year.
• TV commercial is at 98% occupancy.
• The programming that will be booked at the Sharon L. Morse Performing Arts Center (formerly Church on the Square) will be determined by us residents. They will try different entertainment. The types that are successful will be repeated.
• The Charter School has a 98% graduation rate. 92% go on to college.
• They expect to have over 3,000 students this fall.
• Charter school in the workplace - this is one of only two in Florida.
• One-third of the students have a parent in the medical field.
• Citizens First Bank opened 9,584 new checking accounts last year.
• Citizens First has 68 ATMs.
• TV Health System has 36 doctors.
• 17 docs have full patient lists.
• At this time the TV Health System serves about 20,000 patients.
• TV Health System has about 200 employees.
• TV has 73 pools, 120 pool tables, 170 pickleball courts.
• The number of TV residents participating in the Senior Games exceeds the total in the rest of Florida.
• In 2013, the new home average selling price was $266,000.
• In Q1 2014 the new home average selling price was $292,000.
• In Q1 2013 the pre-owned ave. selling price was $199,326.
• In Q1 2014 the pre-owned ave. selling price was $253,179
• TV expects to begin selling homes in TV of Fruitland Park area in Q2 2015.

Fantastic information -- thank you. My wife and I purchased in TV last June and will be moving into our house Oct 1st of this year. We have very good friends who live there already. As I go about my business/church life where we live now I speak often and proudly about TV. This information is very much appreciated.