[billethkid]

the OP was looking to "clear up" the age issue.......up to this point how could he/she/they be anything but confused when nothing more than opinions/interpretations/prdjudices abound.

These type subjects all too often thrive on a life of their own and get way too intellecualized by many.

Whatever the rules were/are or whatever.....is anybody really negatively affected if the numbers don't "balance"? Have more or less than the 80-20? Are enforced or not? I am not.

One cannot argue with the success of TV and the expected continuation of the same after build out. We have been here going on 10 years. We have watched the population more than double in that time. We have watched as national chains of all kinds of businesses set up shop here and continue to do so.

Most of us have seen nothing but appreciation of property values here.

Other than a jabber jaw (not meant to be negative...just descriptive!!!) opportunity....just exactly what is the problem??

btk

[justjim]

I am not aware of anyone being turned away from purchasing a home in TV as long as they have the economic means to do so. Having "economic means" is a relative term----how many of us could purchase in The Hamptons??? or ......well, you can see my point. We are not even close to the 20% of 30 something's in TV. However, my educated guess is most 30 something's prefer a little more "action" after nine o'clock than they could find in TV.