We recently stopped by Advantage Home Builders’ exquisite new model in Las Calinas to hear about their flourishing business and what sets them apart from their competition. After meeting President of Advantage Home Builders, Doug Griesemer, it was obvious why they have been so successful in Northeast Florida. They stay true to their core values and believe it is the reason for their rapid success. From one community and 20 homes closed in their first year of business, to an expansion to 11 communities, 106 homes closed and seven furnished models in 2012, they are growing and prospering!
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You would be hard pressed to find a more passionate education advocate than
A month after our meeting in New York we met with the investors in Memphis to present our findings and recommendations. Since our previous meeting, we had completed an extensive review of the following project files:
The newly enhanced
This month we are focusing on a very special neighborhood in World Golf Village’s King & Bear community,
We’ve got great news for our World Golf Village neighbors: Colorado Burrito Company is now open at its new location in the West Town Place shopping plaza. With expanded business hours, additional menu items, outdoor dining, wine margaritas, and domestic/imported beer, Colorado Burrito Company is better than ever!
CNN is another in a long line of media outlets to name St. Augustine one of the best places to retire. In October, CNNMoney listed St. Augustine as one of “
Conceptually, the St. Johns’ Harbour project, as approved had, few attributes. Fortunately, the project did have significant exposure to I-95 and the granted approvals preceded the implementation of the 1985 Growth Management Act/Concurrency in St. Johns County, which implied the project would be vested from this yet to be implemented law. Finding a way to capitalize on these two project “attributes” was going to be the key to meeting the investor’s goals and objectives.
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In May, 1986 final development approvals were received for a 6,300 acre mixed use project located off Interstate 95 in St. Johns County approximately 23 miles south of Jacksonville, Florida. The project encompassed 6,300 acres within six parcels and was granted development approvals for 13,835 residential units and over 6.5 million square feet of commercial, industrial and office use. The project was named St. Johns Harbour. 
