[Goldwingnut]

Originally Posted by jmac1031

The funny part about Chitty Chatty was that 1 year ago, that was all one big swamp! Whose says you can't sell swamp land in Florida and get a premium for it!

Actually, if you go to Google Earth Pro you will find that the area that has been/is being developed in Chitty Chatty has been pasture land going back as far as March 1994. The woodlands to the east and south are considered wetlands and are designated as a preserve in the land use permits.

The only thing close to "swamp" in the areas that have been developed in the last 6 years is the Hog Eye Sink area, which has been preserved.

[PugMom]

Originally Posted by hardwick2112@yahoo.com

Unbelievable to discover that the newest area Chitty Chatty, will have bridge access to Brownwood, a grocery store, banking and a drug store, all by golf cart, before those who bought a house in Fenney three years ago. The Morse Family has provided no definite time table when the rusting bridge over the turnpike will be installed or weed grown Magnolia Plaza will start development. Sad, very sad.

i think you are posting your gripes to wrong site. there's nothing that can be done for you here. best to sell whatever you own & move out

[PugMom]

Originally Posted by Ashley from UK

We were over this week to sign off on our Designer Home in Marsh Bend, but having seen the lots in Chitty Chatty changed our minds and after 24 hours of nail biting in a que of people after lots secured one in Chitty Chatty with a magnificent view... and for $ 70k less than Marsh Bend... So in our view the Chitty Chatty lots were underpriced to get the development moving. Oh - and our lot is much much bigger than Marsh Bend, so we've been able to add more stretches, a 3 car garage and still save $ 40k. We call it luck, right place right time.

Sign up to GoldWingNuts productions and join our joy watching our home being built... and we will see you all in June when we will be the first Designer Home in the village to be completed.

how exciting! i'm very happy for you, welcome home.

[falvotc@earthlink.net]

With all the wonderful benefits of living in the Villages - I am not going to focus on "connectivity as the be all and end all of my HAPPINESS! Golf carts are great fun - but not the best way to go shopping!

[KeithDB]

I care a lot more about Magnolia Plaza being completely inactive for the better part of half a year now than I do about the bridges.