Can you do a video on proposed new developments west of tradition. Theres so much land west of cadencee, west of PGA (not central park), all the west of the estates/west of the 55+ community there. There's land right bf cadence on the north side. Your videos are very informative...im just really frustrated w. Prices, fees, taxes. Im hoping that somewhere west will be more affordable. Preapproved w. Excellent credit.
@@sophiasophia7790 I’ve been trying to find out what else is being planned for the future but it’s very tough but yes, there will be more developments and communities built west of tradition, but sadly they’re not gonna be any less expensive expensive than the current home prices right now etc. I’m closing on a home on November 1st so I feel your pain on the affordable part of the question.
Congrats on your home and move to the area!!! Love tradition, I live in Central Park. Def. Interested in a little west, keep me posted. In the meantime, I'll keep watching your awesome videos!
One thing to keep in mind the cost of building these communities are higher now than they were 5 to 10 years ago, so it is going to be tough for any of the developers, meaning the builders to build more affordable homes and or lower prices than what they are now, I was talking to one of the sales people at Del Webb tradition asking them if they were building another development in Port St. Lucie and they said no due to the cost of buying the land they could not sell homes in that price point based on what it would cost today to buy the land or to build a new community the prices would be much higher, etc.
The land on the north side right before Cadence is not going to be built on for the most part. There is a smart section by the power lines that a developer wants to build commercial on, but I was told the majority of that plot of land is a wet land preserve because of the birds that are there. Cadence will end up being over 1000 homes so they will be developing that for a long time to come with Seville before other major developments get started.
@@dlewis787 you are 100% correct Cadence At Tradition is in the process of clearing all the land on the north side and I’m not sure what else is gonna be built out there, but there is rumors of a ton of land to the west of there that was purchased by somebody that I know personally they work for a big builder, needless to say and it’s projected to have 15,000 to 20,000 homes built way out west over the next 20 years.
Oh this is faith...
@@sophiasophia7790 I recognized who it was 😁
Like George 🐵I'm just Curious. Was this video shot pre or post hurricane Milton?
A few days before Milton . No damage in this area other than a few small trees blown over etc
@@davesellsparadise Thanks David. Great video and keep up the success.
@@Dominion-1 thank you .
Can you do a video on proposed new developments west of tradition. Theres so much land west of cadencee, west of PGA (not central park), all the west of the estates/west of the 55+ community there. There's land right bf cadence on the north side. Your videos are very informative...im just really frustrated w. Prices, fees, taxes. Im hoping that somewhere west will be more affordable. Preapproved w. Excellent credit.
@@sophiasophia7790 I’ve been trying to find out what else is being planned for the future but it’s very tough but yes, there will be more developments and communities built west of tradition, but sadly they’re not gonna be any less expensive expensive than the current home prices right now etc. I’m closing on a home on November 1st so I feel your pain on the affordable part of the question.
Congrats on your home and move to the area!!! Love tradition, I live in Central Park. Def. Interested in a little west, keep me posted. In the meantime, I'll keep watching your awesome videos!
One thing to keep in mind the cost of building these communities are higher now than they were 5 to 10 years ago, so it is going to be tough for any of the developers, meaning the builders to build more affordable homes and or lower prices than what they are now, I was talking to one of the sales people at Del Webb tradition asking them if they were building another development in Port St. Lucie and they said no due to the cost of buying the land they could not sell homes in that price point based on what it would cost today to buy the land or to build a new community the prices would be much higher, etc.
The land on the north side right before Cadence is not going to be built on for the most part. There is a smart section by the power lines that a developer wants to build commercial on, but I was told the majority of that plot of land is a wet land preserve because of the birds that are there. Cadence will end up being over 1000 homes so they will be developing that for a long time to come with Seville before other major developments get started.
@@dlewis787 you are 100% correct Cadence At Tradition is in the process of clearing all the land on the north side and I’m not sure what else is gonna be built out there, but there is rumors of a ton of land to the west of there that was purchased by somebody that I know personally they work for a big builder, needless to say and it’s projected to have 15,000 to 20,000 homes built way out west over the next 20 years.