Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Do some developments that have impact fees also have Bonds?
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And to think it all started with a trailer park and a dream...
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Why are the taxpayers, and not the developer, paying for the expansion of the village
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Not sustainable Other variables such as the decimation of defined benefit plans, overall lower real wages, student loans etc. the Gen X's and Millenials, plus the current surge of returning to living in cities as a choice will weigh heavily on future retirement community construction. Here, much less age diversity within the "walls" than every other large housing area in the USA makes it much more vulnerable to the demographic swing. I see a three year window of riding the price appreciation wave. IMHO "The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears..." George Orwell Last edited by PrudentLifer; 10-07-2019 at 12:43 PM. |
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I guess I'm not as much of a pessimist as some.
While I may question of the thinking and actions of many of the Gen X and Millennials, many more have proven themselves quite resourcefully and levelheaded looking towards the future. While the BPK has taken a dip from time to time, the population has continued to have a net increase and will continue to for the foreseeable future, helping to ensure a continued market as word continues to spread about the many positive aspects of this community.
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Immigration will make up the downturn in births, so that future 'old folks' will be supported by younger people working...just as we're being supported by them now. |
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Why are the taxpayers, and not the developer, paying for the expansion of the village
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Good point and yes I understand that when it comes to shoring up our SS system. What is fuzzy is how much immigration will add to the over 65 ranks over the next 20 years. "The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears..." George Orwell |
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Population in 1940 was 132 million now it is 329 million. The birth rate is down per 1000 but with so many more people the total births per year is about the same.
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My point - is that these people won't be contributing tax dollars after the work is done. Their contributions are temporary. That is WHY developers typically have to pay higher fees than the fee the Villages developers are paying, to build each house. Because any other contributions to the town that would typically cover the costs of the increased population using up all those town services, are temporary. You bring in workers to build buildings, that some of them will live in, and they will rely on more buildings being built, so that they can continue to afford to live in the buildings their boss built. It's basically a snake eating its own tail. Eventually - it will be fully consumed. |
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Besides by the time they’re done building none of us will still be here and if we are we won’t remember this conversation. So all this back and forth is for nothing. Remember Key West is a long ways away and there’s a lot of open land between here and there. I’ll never see the end oh their building and J’m quite sure I’m not alone. As long as people are still coming they’ll keep building. My last post on this wage of time post. We’re beating a dead horse.
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The issue here is whether or not the Developer will succeed in offloading the infrastructure costs of such massive expansion on to Sumter County taxpayers in the form of higher property taxes OR will bear those costs in the form of higher impact fees. It should be the latter approach, but the Developer's toadies on the County Commission have chosen the former-- to the detriment of all of us. |
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When the E-9 talked to me about "the powers that be" I knew to back off. Advogado, ain't nuttin' you or I can do about it. "The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears..." [emoji527] George Orwell |
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Let's try.
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Windmills man. "The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears..." [emoji527] George Orwell |
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