Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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We are on the younger side so traveling anywhere in TV for golf, food, and grocery is not a big deal. Besides if you wait til after 5 the traffic slows down by 2/3s. Most restaurants by 7 have multiple tables available.
In 15 years we may think differently but for right now, we don’t mind the expansion
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The Villages is not a city, so I don't see it making the list.
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Really, what does it matter if TV gets bigger?
A big percentage of residents probably don't venture outside the close proximity to where they live anyway; people that live close to SS, LSL and Brownwood have a tendency to stay close to those areas. People in Fenney, Desoto, McClure and all the other soon to be southern Villages, will eventually have the same mindset once retail businesses are built up; some will drive their carts to Brownwood but cart traffic from the southern locales will be almost non-existent in LSL and SS. I don't care if we get 500k people here as long as the Developer keeps the infrastructure up (in the existing Villages), retail businesses, the amenities and most important, the golf courses, on the same pace as the growth of residents.
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However I learned 7 years ago when I first moved here that if I went for groceries at 7 PM I " owned " the store and seldom did I find them out of any of the specials or things that I needed . And same thing with the restaurants . Go a bit later and you seldom have to wait and frankly the noise level is much more tolerable . Aw gee .... now everyone will be doing so . Oh Well ....... |
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Today's web newspaper has a letter to the editor with a photo of the boardwalk in Sumter, showing disrepair and danger tape at the dock going to the pagoda. Unfortunately, seeing disrepair in a community like ours is usually the first sign that the developer has taken his eyes off the ball, and there could be more to come. I hope this isn't true, but someone "in power" should be pushing hard to avoid this kind of dereliction.
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Agree with Gracie. Plus I find as I have aged I have slowed down and stay closer to home for shopplng and relaxing.
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My only concern is when is enough enough! How big can the villages get to support the people willing to buy or live here? Or will the bubble bust. I am still young enough and worry about the future.
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The "Developer has acquired 100 or more dilapidated properties in the Historic Side , cleared and redeveloped the lots and built anew. Where have you even seen that happen before? I too wonder about the "Pier" issue. Someone not paying attention? don't know the facts yet.
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Growth of TV is inevitable.
Da Family is getting bigger and instead of accepting smaller slices of the existing pie...a larger pie must be baked. |
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