...if you build it, they will come hang out. They have a fake harbour*, so what's wrong with fake trees? 
Oh screw it...just insert wharf
Most of the homes in WaterSound and WaterColor are stick built, while the row houses in Prominence are ICF (insulated concrete form), so I could see how someone could pitch that the Prominence homes are "higher quality." I have not personally toured one to see the quality of craftsmanship, but by being ICF, they will probably withstand more storm damage.
It must be your time spent abroad, my well traveled friend. Our British friends most certainly would spell it -our, but back in Texas, plain ol' -or.
* why does that word look weird? is it harbor?
When Walton County gets back with the State regarding the new wind zone maps for construction, I think you will see some shifts in sales to newly built homes, rather than existing homes for many areas in SoWal. I believe they have already ditched the internal pressure requirements, or they are in the process of it. As I understand it, with the new maps, all houses in Walton County, located south of the Bay, will have to be built to handle 140 mph winds, and will require engineer's stamp of approval on blueprints. I'm guessing homes built to the new requirements will be easier to sell and likely have cheaper insurances costs. I believe that the changes will also require homes north of the Bay up to midway between Defuniak Springs and Freeport, to handle 130 mph winds, but will not need an engineer's stamp of approval.
...thank you my little spelling pea! 
