Originally Posted by perrjojo (Post 897720)

Gracie, the homes were recently purchased and the public records would not show that change yet.

Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 897723)

OH. I hope the developer bought them and will make them all nice and pretty.

Originally Posted by chuckinca (Post 897629)

http://www.ladylake.org/wp-content/u...g-Town-Map.pdf

recognize anything?

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Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr (Post 897321)

I heard a rumor yesterday to this effect. Supposedly he wants to put a huge medical complex of some kind over here. I can't imagine needing this much land for a medical complex.
Has anyone else ever heard this rumor?

Originally Posted by mrfixit (Post 897533)

.... also happened to "Briny Breezes, Fl 33435" in Palm Beach County.......

Jean Francois Roy offered $510 Million for the 488 lots in 2006....
..........................................that was also an all or nothing deal.

Places for sale...NOW between $ 130,000 and $192,000 for 1 BR trailers.


NOW...can anybody explain to me exactly how the Historic side became part of
"The Villages"..........
ALL residential property IN The Villages are located in CDD's numbered 1 thru 11.
Nothing on the Historic side is in any of the residential CDD's in The Villages.

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr (Post 897321)

I heard a rumor yesterday to this effect. Supposedly he wants to put a huge medical complex of some kind over here. I can't imagine needing this much land for a medical complex.
Has anyone else ever heard this rumor?

Originally Posted by shankerman (Post 897762)

If Morse was thinking of buying the area, why would he have spent all that money for recent upgrades to Paradise Park?

Originally Posted by njbchbum (Post 897749)

chuckinca - what is your point?

Originally Posted by Madelaine Amee (Post 897657)

Could a private individual purchase an older home over there simply for the land and then have a builder put a home on the land, or is there something in the deed which forbids that?

It is a beautiful area and I think there is a lot of potential for new homes. I have noticed that most of the old oak trees are still standing, which is more than you can say for some of the newer areas!

Originally Posted by Dr Winston O Boogie jr (Post 897783)

It happens all the time. People tear down older homes and replace them. Sometimes with newer manufactured homes and sometimes with site built homes. If you drive around here you'll see many block and frame homes.

Originally Posted by dirtbanker (Post 897703)

I am guessing that is a joke between neighbors? I have a hard time justifying that house for that money and I don't care who the neighbor is!

As far as the buying of historical district trailer homes and building newer homes; I am all for it, some of those trailer homes are awfully dated, and hopefully it is done with more continuity (the "too big" house seems out of place).