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Ask any Villages Rep.

Sawgrass Grove is a town square south of 44. Very popular as well, gets quite busy on most nights.

Most people south of 44 are a short golf cart ride from Brownwood. 5-10 mins for most in the villages of Richmond, St John's and DeLuna. We also have Edna's on the green south of 44 which is a venue with no equivalent north of 44.

There's one Publix south of 44 (Magnolia Plaza), but also the Grand Traverse plaza on 44 is a very short golf cart trip or car ride for most of those south of 44. I certainly don't feel like there's a Publix shortage for the current size of the population in the area. So basically 2 Publix locations serving a much smaller area than the rest of TV combined.

Sawgrass is not a town square. It is an area with a few restaurants and outdoor seating area. They will be building a fourth square in Eastwood over the next year or so.

A town square (or square, plaza, public square, city square, urban square, or piazza) is an open public space,[1] commonly found in the heart of a traditional town but not necessarily a true geometric square, used for community gatherings. Related concepts are the civic center, the market square and the village green.

Town square - Wikipedia

Call it whatever you want. It's being used as a town square.

"Eastport"...

Well I got the east part right.:BigApplause:

Online (so it must be true):

KEY POINTS
Home prices in March rose for the third consecutive month, on a seasonally adjusted basis.
New listings are 30% lower than pre-pandemic norms for this time of year.
Nearly half of homes on the market are selling within two weeks.

Just checked it out (the Utube) Hard to believe the villages would polish up any stats just to give a more shiny glow to anything ! ?

It's the developer's ballgame and they said from the beginning that it's not a square.