[Misky1951]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

I don't think they do, no. I think they are looking out for the interests of potential buyers of new construction, and I think they look out for the interests of potential buyers of construction south of 466 and in the greater Sumter Square area.

Their marketing revolves around the southern "half" of the Villages. So they'll do whatever is necessary to promote perfection there. The northern part of the Villages is over and done. Now that they have enough properties to keep them wealthy for the next three generations, it doesn't matter to them whether or not the entire northern section got subdivided and sold off to apartment rental management companies.

They no longer have to care, because they have hedged their bets very smartly and no longer have anything to lose by doing whatever they want with any property they still own north of Sumter Landing.

If the northern part of TV is over and done, why did they build the two villa communities on 42 or build the upcoming First Respond era rec center or add two more pb courts to the Mulberry rec center?

[Goldwingnut]

Originally Posted by Misky1951

If the northern part of TV is over and done, why did they build the two villa communities on 42 or build the upcoming First Respond era rec center or add two more pb courts to the Mulberry rec center?

Two new villa communities and Chatham Acres are because they were able to acquire a significant amount of adjacent property to develop, they're developers, that's their business and what they do.

First Responders Rec Center and the pb courts are being built by the AAC, NOT the developer. They are using the funds from the lawsuit against the developer several years ago to build those amenities.