[Wiotte]

Originally Posted by photo1902

There are 22 Rec. Centers south of 466A. How many more do you need?

They were built to accommodate the existing housing, not visitors coming from south of 44.


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[laurietopolski]

Wish it was only 1.5.

[asianthree]

So back to the original OPs post. The farm area looks bigger than I had imagined. I am excited to see the possibility’s as it evolves. Little jealous of those who have homes close to it

[ColdNoMore]

Originally Posted by asianthree

So back to the original OPs post. The farm area looks bigger than I had imagined. I am excited to see the possibility’s as it evolves. Little jealous of those who have homes close to it.

It will probably be...'the build-out.'

As each section of TV was built I am sure this was continuing concern. The people north of 466 thought it was terrible that the LSL area was built and then those people thought it was horrible when Brownwood was built. Now the concern is south of 44. There are always people who won't like it but you cannot stop it. Adapt or leave there are always choices.

[vintageogauge]

Fenney, DeSoto, and McClure may well be the center of TV once all that has been approved is developed and that puts us in the sweet spot, not a bad place to be.

[Wiotte]

Originally Posted by vintageogauge

Fenney, DeSoto, and McClure may well be the center of TV once all that has been approved is developed and that puts us in the sweet spot, not a bad place to be.

The center ? Have you seen the map ?


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[Wiotte]

Originally Posted by fw102807

As each section of TV was built I am sure this was continuing concern. The people north of 466 thought it was terrible that the LSL area was built and then those people thought it was horrible when Brownwood was built. Now the concern is south of 44. There are always people who won't like it but you cannot stop it. Adapt or leave there are always choices.

When it comes to the decision of buying a house I have one concern and one concern only, an equity guarantee. Emotions have no place in the decision. I neither like or dislike any particular area, it’s NOTHING more than a high interest savings account insured by the FDIC of me.



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Originally Posted by Wiotte

When it comes to the decision of buying a house I have one concern and one concern only, an equity guarantee. Emotions have no place in the decision. I neither like or dislike any particular area, it’s NOTHING more than a high interest savings account insured by the FDIC of me.



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Actually for some it is an emotional decision. I respect your point of view but even if my property lost value I would not at this time leave. For me lifestyle is a big factor.