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Schaumburger 07-05-2019 10:59 PM

Number of Villagers South of 44
 
Now that 5 Villages (Fenney, DeSoto, Linden, Marsh Bend and Monarch Grove) are open south of 44, are there any estimates from The Villages or would anyone care to estimate how many Villagers are now living south of 44?

manaboutown 07-05-2019 11:02 PM

It is a moving target, increasing literally daily.

MPhoto 07-06-2019 05:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Schaumburger (Post 1662400)
Now that 5 Villages (Fenney, DeSoto, Linden, Marsh Bend and Monarch Grove) are open south of 44, are there any estimates from The Villages or would anyone care to estimate how many Villagers are now living south of 44?

6 Villages. Fenney, DeSoto, MCCLURE, Linden, Marsh Bend and Monarch Grove.

justjim 07-06-2019 07:51 AM

A number of houses/villas have been built south of 44 - maybe 14,000-15,000 built and maybe 12,000 or so sold. Just a SWAG but it’s amazing how fast it’s growing. The bridges for golf carts over 44 and Turnpike are not finished (next year sometime) and the area is still lacking in adequate commercial space but if you want to buy new and be a Village “pioneer” this is the place to be.

rtime 07-06-2019 08:13 AM

There will be about 7500 homes in District 12 which is where they are building now.

mulligan 07-06-2019 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Schaumburger (Post 1662400)
Now that 5 Villages (Fenney, DeSoto, Linden, Marsh Bend and Monarch Grove) are open south of 44, are there any estimates from The Villages or would anyone care to estimate how many Villagers are now living south of 44?

It's really easy to figure. Just subtract the total north of 44 from the grand total, and VIOLOA, there's your number !!

Goldwingnut 07-06-2019 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by justjim (Post 1662442)
A number of houses/villas have been built south of 44 - maybe 14,000-15,000 built and maybe 12,000 or so sold. Just a SWAG but it’s amazing how fast it’s growing. The bridges for golf carts over 44 and Turnpike are not finished (next year sometime) and the area is still lacking in adequate commercial space but if you want to buy new and be a Village “pioneer” this is the place to be.

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Originally Posted by rtime (Post 1662454)
There will be about 7500 homes in District 12 which is where they are building now.

Wow, your numbers are off a bit and over estimating the size and speed of building in CDD12. Here is a quote from the audit for the fiscal year ending 9/30/18:

Village CDD No. 12 (Sumter County) – This CDD’s boundary consists of approximately 1,483 acres within the city limits of the City of Wildwood in the in the northeast corner of the county. Planned development includes construction of 6,144 residential units of which 4,608 remain unsold as of the end of the Fiscal Year.

So according to the audit, 1536 homes were sold as of 9/30/2018. If we assume that they are selling 2550 new homes a year that would be about 7 homes a day or a total of 3482 homes sold in CDD12 (the 6 villages so far south of SR44/turnpike).

If you use the figures from the latest New Comers guide as a baseline, the average home has 1.95 residents Villages wide, the area south of SR44 should have about 6800 residents and is probably split about 50/50 between full time and seasonal residents.

Even if the sales numbers vary a little it's still safe to say there are between 6500 and 7000 residents.

Altavia 07-06-2019 02:03 PM

Thanks Don!

The growth is amazing, based on those rates, care to estimate how many more new residents needed to support an additional square?

Goldwingnut 07-06-2019 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie0723 (Post 1662549)
Thanks Don!

The growth is amazing, based on those rates, care to estimate how many more new residents needed to support an additional square?

Not yet, but it will be in an upcoming video I'm working on. That and several other things I see coming.

Bogie Shooter 07-06-2019 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Goldwingnut (Post 1662554)
Not yet, but it will be in an upcoming video I'm working on. That and several other things I see coming.

So many people will be happy that a Costco is coming...….:duck:
(Sorry G could not pass that one up:ho:)

Goldwingnut 07-06-2019 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 1662561)
So many people will be happy that a Costco is coming...….:duck:
(Sorry G could not pass that one up:ho:)

Unfortunately I don't see Costco coming to the area anytime soon.

Schaumburger 07-07-2019 03:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Goldwingnut (Post 1662505)
Wow, your numbers are off a bit and over estimating the size and speed of building in CDD12. Here is a quote from the audit for the fiscal year ending 9/30/18:

Village CDD No. 12 (Sumter County) – This CDD’s boundary consists of approximately 1,483 acres within the city limits of the City of Wildwood in the in the northeast corner of the county. Planned development includes construction of 6,144 residential units of which 4,608 remain unsold as of the end of the Fiscal Year.

So according to the audit, 1536 homes were sold as of 9/30/2018. If we assume that they are selling 2550 new homes a year that would be about 7 homes a day or a total of 3482 homes sold in CDD12 (the 6 villages so far south of SR44/turnpike).

If you use the figures from the latest New Comers guide as a baseline, the average home has 1.95 residents Villages wide, the area south of SR44 should have about 6800 residents and is probably split about 50/50 between full time and seasonal residents.

Even if the sales numbers vary a little it's still safe to say there are between 6500 and 7000 residents.

Whoops, sorry I missed the Village of McClure in my original post.

Wow, if between 6,500 and 7,000 people are now residents south of 44, that is a big growth rate in just a short time.

When did the first residents of Fenney close/move into their homes
. . . 2016 or 2017 or was it 2015?

Goldwingnut 07-07-2019 05:26 AM

It’s been about 2 years now and the growth has been consistent like this for many years. The numbers don’t reflect the other areas of the villages that were also building at the same time - Marion County (villas), Lake County (the pines), and Osceola Hills. Now that these areas have all sold out all new sales are in the CDD12 area what remains to be seen if the resale market which traditionally complemented the new sale will gain market share (more homes, more of us dying, more resales) or will the enhanced amenities that are being built in the new areas help capture more market share?

Altavia 07-07-2019 10:13 AM

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