Originally Posted by Rainger99 (Post 2302748)

But do you know how to find the address of the various units? For example, where is unit 40 for Lake and where is unit 202V in District 15? What does the V mean??

Originally Posted by onfire (Post 2302775)

On the left menu there's a street listing, you can find unit 202 in CDD15

e.g. Katie Keith Loop VOSO - Unit 202 Moultrie Creek 15

(VOSO = Village of Southern Oaks, a designated area, part of which is now The Village of Moultrie Creek).

Originally Posted by rustyp (Post 2302763)

Yes those driveway parties are novel and fun in the beginning until the cliques begin. Now you start noticing the noise and commotion as the newness wears off. The neighborhoods were designed to be quiet and the rec centers party central You are paying for that amenity why do you party in a driveway where you maybe infringing on others privacy if they wish not be part of the gang ? Maybe the rec center is too far away ?

Originally Posted by frayedends (Post 2302785)

Don’t be a Debbie Downer. The newer younger folks have different interests and fun. Driveway parties are fun and it was just about all packed up by 8:30. Rec centers don’t allow drinks (unless you probably get a bartender and insurance).

Originally Posted by Laker14 (Post 2302778)

the only "amenity" that I can see the new, most southern villages are isolated from is golf. And there is no denying that one. If golf isn't a big deal in one's plans, then it might be grand down there.
However, if you want a lot of golf courses within a few minutes golf cart ride from your home, then you need to be looking at a pre-owned somewhere.

Originally Posted by rustyp (Post 2302763)

Yes those driveway parties are novel and fun in the beginning until the cliques begin. Now you start noticing the noise and commotion as the newness wears off. The neighborhoods were designed to be quiet and the rec centers party central You are paying for that amenity why do you party in a driveway where you maybe infringing on others privacy if they wish not be part of the gang ? Maybe the rec center is too far away ?

Originally Posted by Michael 61 (Post 2302717)

Even though I’m just a 5 minute cart ride to Brownwood, I find myself in the far southern villages multiple times per week. The vast majority of my friends I’ve met since moving to TV live in the Sawgrass and Magnolia Plaza areas. This area has a different “vibe”, and I relate more to the new residents in these areas. I’m at Sawgrass once or twice a week attending the wonderful show kitchen classes, which in my opinion, is the best “restaurant” in TV, and so entertaining. I’m at boozey bingo at Sawgrass with a great group of friends most Monday nights. I’m in a shuffleboard league that rotates between various rec centers south of 44. I play pickleball every week at the new Dabney Rec Center. I’m at Fenney at least once a week for lunch and walking the nature trails. Most of my indoor activities center around Ezell and Everglades Rec Centers. I’ll go a few weeks without even going to Brownwood. The south for me is a vibrant area where people are super-active and very friendly. I enjoy not being near all the brick-and mortar retail.

Originally Posted by Marathon Man (Post 2302798)

This is fair. Too many people talk about the lack of amenities in the south when they are really only talking about golf.

Originally Posted by frayedends (Post 2302721)

What amenities are we isolated from? Driveway parties happen in most all villages. By your reasoning they are all isolated because they have parties?

Originally Posted by frayedends (Post 2302742)

This only strengthens my point that we aren’t at all isolated down here.

Based on all the comments and threads on this subject I can only assume people up north are too old to drive and need shopping centers within 5 minutes. Otherwise there is nothing we don’t have down here.

Originally Posted by Laker14 (Post 2302778)

However, if you want a lot of golf courses within a few minutes golf cart ride from your home, then you need to be looking at a pre-owned somewhere.

Originally Posted by BigDawgInLakeDenham (Post 2302745)

:BigApplause::BigApplause:

Soooo Horrible down here. My new friend Dan E is despondent after hosting that driveway party with a fun live band because so many new residents came to share food, fun, and fellowship. Everyone was so unhappy with their decisions to buy into Lake Denham that they were spending the last few dollars they had left on AED donations and contributions to the NEXT neighborhood party....kinda like we like our new community???:shrug::shrug::shrug:

Originally Posted by frayedends (Post 2302785)

Don’t be a Debbie Downer. The newer younger folks have different interests and fun. Driveway parties are fun and it was just about all packed up by 8:30. Rec centers don’t allow drinks (unless you probably get a bartender and insurance).

Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2302812)

Nonsense...