Here I go with my pretty predictable opinion about the project ;-) I think the reason that more units haven't closed yet is similar to the reason so many closings are being delayed right now....market is slow, and some people are trying their hardest to delay. Unfortunately, I have seen so many people buying into investment properties over the past couple of years with a "flipping strategy" in mind, and never intended to close, or were probably not really financially in a position to be buying so much to begin with. If the market was still hot, these same people would be lining up to get their paperwork signed and get their properties on the market....since it's not that way, I am hearing horror stories of so many buyers trying seven ways from Sunday to get out of closing completely (
forfeiting large EMD's) or whatever they can do to keep pushing it back.
Overall, I really like the development. I think it is beautiful and has a nice secluded feel that is hard to find with many developments using every inch of land to put as many units as possible. You don't look out of any of these units into another buiding or across to some one else's balcony...I like that. I know we have joked a lot about the pontoon boat, and maybe the owners will decide on something else, but I was glad to see there was something being offered as an access across the lake. Don't forget...I would think most of the 64 units were bought as vacation homes and such. I wouldn't imagine it would be very often that you would have 64 occupied units all waiting in line at once for the ferry on the lake. But...you guys know by now I am a fan of this place, and I fully expect to get some grief about my optimism
