[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by rustyp

Related to growth ? I predict in the future our water bill in this area (like Las Vegas is today) will be our biggest monthly expense.

Fake News.


Price of Water 2014: Up 6 Percent in 30 Major U.S. Cities; 33 Percent Rise Since 2010 - Circle of Blue

[algi45]

No. The original promise was to stop at 466A! And that we would have a real hospital in that area. And on and on...

[Fredster]

Originally Posted by Choro&Swing

I don’t care as long as The Villages remains as beautiful, pleasant, and relaxed as it is now. If it were to become as crowded and crime- ridden as those other cities, I would be very unhappy. This is The Good Place. I love it.

Apparently a lot of people feel TV is a good place!

[jimkerr]

Originally Posted by rustyp

The Villages VP of Sales Jennifer Parr revealed a few interesting facts in the first day of testimony in a federal trial Monday in federal court in Tampa:

• Parr said under oath that The Villages will double in size and that State Road 44 is now seen by the Morse family as the geographic center of the community.

No surprise there. It’s a great time to buy in The Villages!

[dewilson58]

Never Promised You A Rose Garden




I Never Promised You A Rose Garden- Lynn Anderson - YouTube

[acornhome]

Where did you read this?

[mlmarr1]

No money in squares only expenses...just homes... $$$$

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by acornhome

Where did you read this?

Who you asking??

[mlmarr1]

Villages is a corporation..either love it or leave it.. live your life or move on..

[JoeManz99]

They won't stop until the Villages reaches Orlando !!!

[bluecenturian]

Originally Posted by tvbound

I'm not sure what type of time-frame she's referencing, but for the next +-20 years we expect to still be around, we're comfortable with buying between 466 and 466A, as we view that area as still being "the geographic center of the community."

Originally Posted by rustyp

Double today's population that will make The Villages the fourth largest metro area in population in Florida
1 Jacksonville
2 Miami
3 Tampa
4 The Villages

Where exactly did you get your info from.

Orange County has 1.4 million people, Sumter 136,000. Orange growth rate is 0.83%/sumter 2.36%. Quick rounding off of Sumter having a 2.00% greater increase would require at least 35 years steady growth rate by both areas for Sumter to eclipse Orange. That’s quite a bit of speculation.

[bluecenturian]

Originally Posted by j_vermilya

I wish they could've asked under oath, wasn't the original promise that the development would stop at 44?

So your real question is, why doesn’t the federal government restrict private people/companies from making a profit. I bet you would be happy in Venezuela or Russia or another socialist country. Give it a try.

[lindaelane]

This is land area, not population, that is why "Jacksonville" is number one. Miami has far more people.

[Uncle Pepe]

As one of the entertainers here in the Villages my duo "In Motion" welcomes the chance to have more opportunities to entertain a larger audience.

If the Villages can provide equal services to all it will be fun to see how it grows.

[vintageogauge]

Originally Posted by algi45

No. The original promise was to stop at 466A! And that we would have a real hospital in that area. And on and on...

Read today's Daily Sun, you are getting a real hospital on 466A.