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Latitude - Daytona
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3000 max homes they say. Beach Club. One square with dancing/ music. Perfect. After a while the big numbers trying to get a seat at our squares, in a rec center, etc wears thin. 9 years here and so much has changed. 80,000 to 140,000 and growing beyond what feels like fun. |
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One of the things to consider is the crime rate of anywhere you’re considering.
Daytona Beach is not what I would consider safe. Just my opinion. |
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But, again, TV is established with amenities already in place which is definitely a plus. |
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Contrary to what some have said here we will own the land our house is on. Yes there are community standards which from my read seems a bit stronger than TV. Example, no overnight parking of rv's in your driveway or street, OTOW provides a lot for that (unsure if cost to use it). I suspect private sewer may be similar to the TV setup. |
right now my wife and I are very happy and content living in TV...we're really not interested in exploring other places to live
why...because we know what'll happen. It'll be just like stopping into an automobile show room 'just to see the new cars' and then ending up driving away in a new car |
If you play golf it’s expensive in OTOW.The activities here outdo just by the number Of things available . Unless your living next door to the apartments there is no reason for your home value to go down.
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The apartment on other side is cherry lake not part of villages and not connected other than going down 466 to Morse Blvd. IMO has no impact on villages. But, I am septic that developers apartments complexes might be be popping up everywhere now that they’ve weaseled amenities passes for districts developers sold control over. |
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IMO I question even these will loose money unless they recently brought beside them. And then it’s still debatable, wait and see. IMO the more problem is over crowding in already crowed area? |
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I do not believe apartments will be popping up all over TV. If done right they will be an addition to what is already offered. If you don't like the apartment buildings move away from them. Move south young man!
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It’s not in villages back yard. Can’t stop other developers developing private land, well maybe? it you’re next to Morse Private compound? |
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The only other age-restricted community we seriously looked at was Stonecrest about 8 years ago. We looked at 5 or 6 houses With one of their salespeople and found them well done with bigger yards and lower price tags than TV. While we were there two things caused us to eliminate that option.
1. There was simply NO activity. It was a beautiful spring day, but when we toured the pools ( they have an indoor pool) there was virtually no one there. The golf course (which anyone can play) wasn’t busy, and we saw few people out and about walking, running, cycling, or carting. Just seemed dead, especially in contrast toTV. I understand there are people who would be attracted to that, but not us. 2. The salesperson must have told us half a dozen times how we could go by golf cart to the villages and enjoy the entertainment at Spanish Springs or any of the country clubs. He said that so often that we laughed after we left that he was seemingly trying to sell us on The Villages and not Stonecrest. We said to each other, “well if The Villages is the place to be, maybe that’s where we should buy”, and that’s what we did. |
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Wife and just toured Latitudes today. Not much going on. Most of the homes are 2 bed/2 bath. No golf cart garages, but they say it’s a golf cart community. Saw a few carts but frankly there’s no where to go. What worries us is that since first people moved in March 2018 they have only sold a little over 1,000 homes. The Developer originally planned on 6;000 homes but has decided that 3,500 may be enough.
Ultimately there will be a private area on the beach for residents and a shuttle there. However, it’s not finished as yet. They don’t have a golf course so if you want to play you have to visit LPGA nearby. For those of us who are used to playing here often for $142.00 a year, it will cost between $29-$59 per person to play 18 holes. Only plus we could see was there’s a Tanger Mall and Sam's Club close by. |
I have never seen another development for the price to be anywhere as much fun as TVs!
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We love the beach, but not a fan of the insurance. But if I had to stop playing golf we would be somewhere near the coast
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