I tried a magic 8 ball, that didn't work.

Just follow the trail of new Championship Golf Courses.

If you pay attention to site prep, progress on Championship Golf Courses, and Don Wiley's videos - it's not so hard to anticipate where next home production will take place.

Underground utilities and road prep are substantially completed in much of the area South of Monarch Grove, along Marsh Bend Trail and south of Eastport.

They typically complete 3-4 new Villages a year and those new Villages are shown on the maps released by the Villages.

South of Monarch Grove through Middleton including Eastport will fill in along with the new golf courses the next two years.

I referred to all of those. I saw several championship golf courses are planned in the area of Eastport. What I don't know is why section 84 was kept under guard until Don Wiley found the information. Is that area of homes going to be so exclusive and worth the price or is another premier area going to be built near the new championship golf courses that will be better than section 84? I agree that it is a crap shoot. Guess one has to do what they believe is best.

Realtors do not know what is coming down the pipeline. Neither do Villages agents.

That area is definitely a one off.

It's interesting things to watch the Developer takes risks and innovate in the new areas.

Edna's, Sawgrass and now Middleton are recent examples.

His risks do seem to always pay off even when they build near the turnpike or the quarry.

Never! Not even 50 cents. Though as someone else mentioned, if certain homes don’t sell after several months or more, they’ll lower the price by 5000. It’s not always and not many choices, usually bad areas, noisy or whatever for not much savings. They always sell.

Then they are not doing their homework.

As stated previously, plenty of evidence for what will materialize the next couple of years.

Will the premier homes be all custom builds?

The new reimagined premier models have already been built in Middleton. I went there and asked questions. It seems what you can do is very limited. The tilt wall construction they are currently using is the reason for these limitations. I am going to stay clear of section 84. I believe I will be happier building a home in the areas of Eastport. Just my own personal crap shoot.

We're in the
same boat, waiting for something within walking distance of Eastport. Probably 12-24 months away.

I heard the first Village near Eastport is very close to ready. Supposedly, new homes will be available in the Spring. I do not believe the area is within walking distance but close. The village is surrounded by a championship golf course. I think the name of that course is Sugar Creek?

As we looked at 84, the lots are no where as large as previous Premier neighborhoods. But if one wants to build a house with all 10’ ceilings, and 8’ interior and exterior doors, it only offered in a premier model. One can build same floor plan in a designer, but those two options are no longer offered in a designer.

Which leaves us with waiting, to build again. 84 is in nowhere land right now, but in time that will change. If you are traveling or working in Orlando it’s convenient. Adding up what we would build base premier house at $600,000, another $150,000 in upgrades, view lot roughly $100,000, pool $150,000, and the bond $71,000. Will give some to pause before taking that leap. Of course one could build on an interior, small designer, no pool and be around half that cost. It will be interesting, how 84 will sell out

I agree. But, I believe you will have the same options in the areas closer to Eastport. I can't imagine premier homes will not be built there. But, that is my own crap shoot. I have no knowledge to back it up. Remember, a bond price is determined by the amount of homes built in the section. There are only 121 homes being built in section 84. I can understand the bond price. I just do not see the attraction. Just my opinion.

With new houses selling faster than the sod taking hold why would anyone in their right mind negotiate.