[merrymini]

On a quick look see, seem very similar and location could certainly be a factor. Any proximities to low level electromagnetic fields could be a health issue and, of course, a bad case of the uglies, neither of which makes these attractive to me. With all the options, I would assume these properties to be a harder sell. It always seems that the developer is able to sell properties like these better than they go in the resale market and I do not understand why.

[Nevinmann]

Don't forget what happened to Charles McGill and his horrible death. This magnetic field stuff is nothing to fool around with.

[JoeinFL]

Originally Posted by manaboutown

Do the houses near the power lines glow in the dark?

No. But, the people do.

[Challenger]

Originally Posted by twoplanekid

In comparing the identical model houses on these two streets whose lanais face each other, the price of the new houses on Dyson Loop facing power lines are significantly less than the new ones on Feulner Place facing the same power lines. I suspect that Dyson Loop might be a little bit closer to the power lines than Feulner place.

So, if you don’t mind hugging power lines, save a buck to live on Dyson Loop.

As an example, a Ruby on Dyson Loop is listed for $186,710 while an identical looking Rudy on Feulner Place is $213,140.

Homefinder - The Villages(R) Homes and Villas for Sale

Homefinder - The Villages(R) Homes and Villas for Sale

First Law of Real Estate Value =Location, Location, Location.

[JoeinFL]

Originally Posted by vintageogauge

Eliminates a lot of neighbors behind you, attracts wildlife, more private, and lately $500,000 is a bargain on water.

Agree 100%.
I’m one of those people that loves having everything you mentioned.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by stan the man

And you could not figure it out ?????

Thank you for your post and for asking. Seems like you could have figured it out, but no I did not know why he posted, so I asked.


Since he has been looking at home since 2014, I was surprised at his post. It looks like he has time on his hands with this shut-in and he was just wondering (wondering out laud) what other thought.......even thou he probably already knew.


Does that help your confusion? Let me know if you need more help.

[karostay]

Originally Posted by manaboutown

Do the houses near the power lines glow in the dark?

No more than the homes built on Mt tops
That view northern lights

[raynan]

I agree that the $26,000 could be finishes that are inside. They add up quickly.

[mydavid]

Originally Posted by twoplanekid

In comparing the identical model houses on these two streets whose lanais face each other, the price of the new houses on Dyson Loop facing power lines are significantly less than the new ones on Feulner Place facing the same power lines. I suspect that Dyson Loop might be a little bit closer to the power lines than Feulner place.

So, if you don’t mind hugging power lines, save a buck to live on Dyson Loop.

As an example, a Ruby on Dyson Loop is listed for $186,710 while an identical looking Rudy on Feulner Place is $213,140.

Homefinder - The Villages(R) Homes and Villas for Sale

Homefinder - The Villages(R) Homes and Villas for Sale

Most of TV power lines are under ground, but the farther south you go this may not be true.

[justjim]

Originally Posted by CarrieOn

To be honest.. out of all the land TV owns.. why choose to put those beautiful homes with those utility poles to look at for the rest of your/my life.. I am scouring to find our dream retirement home in TV and completely nixed that entire strip of neighborhood.. you can even see the lines right from your first curbside appeal.. very confused when I saw those..

I get it. You want to build your dream retirement home so find the lot or home that makes your dream real to you. Nothing wrong with that thought.

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by twoplanekid

In comparing the identical model houses on these two streets whose lanais face each other, the price of the new houses on Dyson Loop facing power lines are significantly less than the new ones on Feulner Place facing the same power lines. I suspect that Dyson Loop might be a little bit closer to the power lines than Feulner place.

So, if you don’t mind hugging power lines, save a buck to live on Dyson Loop.

As an example, a Ruby on Dyson Loop is listed for $186,710 while an identical looking Rudy on Feulner Place is $213,140.

Homefinder - The Villages(R) Homes and Villas for Sale

Homefinder - The Villages(R) Homes and Villas for Sale

Location, location, location!

[coffeebean]

Originally Posted by dewilson58

and your point??

Location, location, location. Oh....I think I said that already.

[davem4616]

many factors contribute to the old saying..."location, location, location"

I wouldn't want to live too close to the Turnpike (noise)...too close to a swamp (bad things crawl out of them) or under power lines (those lines bleed)

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by coffeebean

Location, location, location. Oh....I think I said that already.

Clueless.


Was not asking you.
My question was the second post........your post was much later.


I should ask what's your point, but I don't care.

[C4Boston]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

Brings up the ongoing debate of the health risks of living too close to electromagnetic fields. I don’t know the answer, but it is a consideration.

We lived next to power lines for over 20 years. EMF's drop off rapidly as you move away and the distance from line to home is far enough. Unless you are up in the tower you will receive higher EMF's from your electric alarm clock, cell phone or the worst case scenario is an electric blanket which you are covering your entire body with an electric field. They are just ugly, at least we had mature tree line to block them.