[jimdecastro]

Originally Posted by Gpsma

I womder if anyone north of 44 really cares anymore about whats being built south of 44 now. Nothing of interest really.

I wonder is anyone south of 44 cares if Katie Belle's should reopen...

[Normal]

Originally Posted by margaretmattson

Investors flock to homes near the squares- at least in my neighborhood. It will be interesting to see how quickly the homes sell.

Great another rental slum, like there aren’t enough problems with sterile investment groups in The Villages. Hand it all over to them and let them choke each other out. Maybe the other areas can live life normally as retired people desire to live without the insensitivity of renters.

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by RPDaly

Even worse - more houses more people but no new medical facilities or hospital.

TV is a large Veteran Community, so no worries for many of them, with the clinic in mulberry, and hospitals all around central Florida. Besides when was the last time you couldn’t get into a doctor, any different than where you originally hailed from.

Plus every ED is full in any state, because too many people automatically go to ED, when a urgent care is all they need.

[asianthree]

Good news looks like the north, south bashing has come to an end

[Altavia]

Originally Posted by asianthree

TV is a large Veteran Community, so no worries for many of them, with the clinic in mulberry, and hospitals all around central Florida. Besides when was the last time you couldn’t get into a doctor, any different than where you originally hailed from.

Plus every ED is full in any state, because too many people automatically go to ED, when a urgent care is all they need.

My physician instituted a policy that patients who go to the ER three times before calling him will no longer be his patient.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Normal

Great another rental slum, like there aren’t enough problems with sterile investment groups in The Villages. Hand it all over to them and let them choke each other out. Maybe the other areas can live life normally as retired people desire to live without the insensitivity of renters.

Why are you assuming that only investors will be able to purchase those homes?

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by asianthree

Good news looks like the north, south bashing has come to an end

Good luck with that...

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by jimdecastro

I wonder is anyone south of 44 cares if Katie Belle's should reopen...

Or south of 466A... I've yet to meet anyone who frequented that place...

[Normal]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

Why are you assuming that only investors will be able to purchase those homes?

The Villages will try to have their cake and eat it too. The longer they can string out the mix of rentals and people desiring retirement the better their bottom line is.

Objective reality…retired couples desire a nice place to retire. The greedy and ambitious try to trade up for More…More and More.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Normal

The Villages will try to have their cake and eat it too. The longer they can string out the mix of rentals and people desiring retirement the better their bottom line is.

Objective reality…retired couples desire a nice place to retire. The greedy and ambitious try to trade up for More…More and More.

I have no idea what any of that means... Nor how it means that those houses will all be rentals...

[Marathon Man]

I used to consider myself "normal". But apparently that means unhappy and full of complaints. So now I am "abnormal".

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Marathon Man

I used to consider myself "normal". But apparently that means unhappy and full of complaints. So now I am "abnormal".

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

Or south of 466A... I've yet to meet anyone who frequented that place...

It was the hot ticket in “07”, most of the nightly clientele then were in their 70-90s. Many May no long reside in villages proper, that would remember the hay-day of KBs. Meaning they spent money on great food, drank at the bar, enjoyed nightly entertainment. Then food became mediocre at best, and many ordered water, with lemon to watch entertainment.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by asianthree

It was the hot ticket in “07”, most of the nightly clientele then were in their 70-90s. Many May no long reside in villages proper, that would remember the hay-day of KBs. Meaning they spent money on great food, drank at the bar, enjoyed nightly entertainment. Then food became mediocre at best, and many ordered water, with lemon to watch entertainment.

Oh, I completely understand that. That's why I find it funny that there are some who are so vocal about it's demise...

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by Altavia

My physician instituted a policy that patients who go to the ER three times before calling him will no longer be his patient.

Really?