[biker1]

I saw a CYV listed for almost $600K last year. I am sure they sold it.

Originally Posted by JoMar

I suspect that the company has a deeply researched business plan and have built other similar projects. They know who will be interested. Also, we have no idea so everything we put on here is pure speculation. I also suspect that if anyone had said anyone would pay 350K+ for a Courtyard Villa a few years ago we may have had the same opinion.

[George Bieniaszek]

I didn't realize that this development will have golf cart access to The Villages. Three year leases ranging from 3000-4500 per month or $108,000-$162,000, all I can say is WOW!!! You could almost buy a new Patio or CYV if you extend the lease by an additional year. Wonder how appealing these rental leases will be.

[RickeyD]

Originally Posted by George Bieniaszek

I didn't realize that this development will have golf cart access to The Villages. Three year leases ranging from 3000-4500 per month or $108,000-$162,000, all I can say is WOW!!! You could almost buy a new Patio or CYV if you extend the lease by an additional year. Wonder how appealing these rental leases will be.

The Villages is not going to allow golf cart access.

[RVRoadie]

Wildwood could grant golf cart access with a crossing from Pinelas Plaza across 466A. Not much the developer could do to stop it without cutting off golf cart access to Pinelas plaza.

[villagetinker]

So they would get GC access, still NO access to rec cntrs, golf courses, pools etc. Not real sure this would be a problem. They would get access to Brownwood , this could make things interesting on the square (Remember the square is WILDWOOD). I could see lots of GC traffic on Pinellas Place to Hendry.....

[dbussone]

Originally Posted by CFrance

I did not think there was any golf cart access anywhere except through Tamarind Grove postal station/pool park area.

I understood the same

[Northerner52]

Why would one want to live in TV and not be able to participate in so many activites?

[patfla06]

I do not like the sound of this plan at all.
We currently have no apartments in The Villages.
How would they allow 6 story anything?
Traffic will be a nightmare.
Not happy with this news!

[rubicon]

Originally Posted by patfla06

I do not like the sound of this plan at all.
We currently have no apartments in The Villages.
How would they allow 6 story anything?
Traffic will be a nightmare.
Not happy with this news!

Welcome to my world. Homeowners had a chance to have some say in developments of Florida listed on the 2010 ballot and they shot it down after developers and the real estate industry campaigned hard . Developers will continue to capitalize on every square inch of land and you are going to continue to see a sea a roofs from on high and the water department telling you that your using too much water meaning we need it for more development .

Some say the more the merrier yet I question they believe that when they have long waits in lines in traffic on the square. Paradise lost

Once again an observation and not a complaint

Cést la vie

[outlaw]

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan

I don't like it; wish they could have kept it pasture land with cattle. Just as long as they don't allow some of the s**t trash from across the tracks in Wildwood to slip thru the cracks (you know, move in with Grandma or something like that) and filter in.

Uh, that's already happening in TV properties.

[justjim]

Originally Posted by Northerner52

Why would one want to live in TV and not be able to participate in so many activites?

This mix-use development will not be a part of TV. The Villages Developer made a proposal to Wildwood City Council but his project (more of what we have) was turned down. This project that is currently proposed (apartments etc.) for this property is an "outside" company that has not previously built in this area.

It's unlikely (very) they will get access to TV via a golf cart. Of course, they will come by car to Brownwood and other squares and strip malls that are open to the public in TV.

[NYGUY]

I seem to remember that this new development included a large number of Assisted Living Units. Are we mixing them up with these "apartments"? That might explain the high rents.

[Thnonne]

They will not have golf cart access to The Villages unless they build an access across 466a. They will not have usage of The Villages facilities (i.e.) pools, pickleball courts, exec courses etc. I hope this is true and remains that way, if they do not pay Villages amenity fees they have no right to the facilities.

[biker1]

I believe non-Villagers should not have access to the MMPs since they aren't paying to maintain them.

Originally Posted by Thnonne

They will not have golf cart access to The Villages unless they build an access across 466a. They will not have usage of The Villages facilities (i.e.) pools, pickleball courts, exec courses etc. I hope this is true and remains that way, if they do not pay Villages amenity fees they have no right to the facilities.

[mjdollard]

Press releases are cheaper than construction costs