Skibum1970
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That's because they were invaded by the Moops.
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News Evermore Orlando Resort - new billion-dollar, 10,000-room resort project is coming right next to Walt Disney World
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That's because they were invaded by the Moops.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
...you’ll cave
Skibum1970
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Well, yes, I suppose I will. Curse you Disney!!
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
The problem with Florida real estate is their propensity to go off the deep end en masse...and then you have a dumpster dive for 10 years.
How many cranes are up along I-4 right now? That’s the best indicator that it’s gotten out of control.
With all the boomers retiring, I think Florida is going to be swimming in retirement money for a while. It won’t be until the average boomer gets to 75 that the money will dry up. 65-70 is the get up and go part of retirement, 70-75 is the transition time, 75+ is the sit back and relax portion of retirement. 2nd homes are a big desire of that first set.
Bocabear
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in the last 20 years we had a boom in the early 200s...a slight (ever so slight) slump, then a slow and steady rise... that has continued until this year where it has jumped... The slump was not a huge loss... Just a slight curve down and then it rose again... With everyone wanting to retire down here, there seems to be no end in sight for the Real Estate business...
homerdance
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interest rates are sub 4%, so cheap money, looking for better returns.
Walt d
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Wow” that looks very nice. It would be fun to stay at..
You're not kidding. Not just in Florida. In my relatives area, real estate agents are going door to door.
" Do you plan to sell your house in the future ?"
" Do you know any of your family friends or neighbors that are planning to sell their house in the future ?"
With such low inventory is some areas and so many interested buyers , real estate agents are getting desperate.
This in addition to getting text messages and phone calls from real estate agents and others interested in buying your house.
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whiterhino42
Active Member
Yup I've always stayed on property but I don't know that I will anymore.
whiterhino42
Active Member
Wait? The Void is gone?
lazyboy97o
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Yes. They’re out of business now but before that Disney terminated their leases and licensing agreements for trying to use the licensing agreements as collateral.
castlecake2.0
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I wonder if this going to lead to all these guests entering property through this “backstage” area to get to the parks. Not the best way to enter property.
TheGuyThatMakesSwords
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Figments Friend
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Crikey......
How much more overdevelopment of Florida land can happen before the entire State sinks into the ocean?
It is nuts how literally every square foot of cleared space seems to be filled at a breakneck speed.
The expanse of building has been insane over the last thirty years.
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How much more overdevelopment of Florida land can happen before the entire State sinks into the ocean?
It is nuts how literally every square foot of cleared space seems to be filled at a breakneck speed.
The expanse of building has been insane over the last thirty years.
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Brian
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Doesn't matter how big or small the project is, you can count on there being absolutely no road improvements made to compensate for the additional traffic it'll bring. They put up massive apartment complexes and housing developments and expect everyone to use the same one lane road every day.
Figments Friend
Well-Known Member
YES!!
This.
A part of me really misses the Florida of the early 1980s before things grew out of hand.
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