Ron Holley a developer has apparently bought the Forest Cove gol
Ron Holley a developer has apparently bought the Forest Cove gol
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@Brewmaster : Demo is expensive so I could see that but what about just an acre of land for existing homes. Is that even an option. Seems like it was from his statement. What is the price for a non demo acre. If it's 6 digits forget it. Way over priced market value. I just want the land, nothing else. 4951
I can't see an acre there being worth that price, that's really high. I guess a couple of times a year some homes could be considered riverfront. 😂 You can get a lot more acres for that price by moving out to the country. I enjoyed my time in that area but I'm so happy we moved, there is a whole different life you can live by just moving up the road. 4951
Ron is also (started his career as) an architect. He has designed some amazing homes, including one for Debbie Reynolds. He has an eye for quality and will make sure things are done right. May not be a bad investment if you have the money! 4951
sweetie : And your taxes.
I just don't see that many existing homes being demoed. These are good homes, most with sweat equity. Maybe I'm being gentrified and don't even know it? 4951
Brewmaster : Oh wow.. hope he gets it. Then our values go up.
There goes our chance of being neighbors
sweetie : There goes our chance of being neighbors . 300K, an acre? Good luck to him.
gigem09 : He is asking $300k per acre.
@Roulette : More than likely they won't flood but if they do it will take a flood that would make Harvey look like it came from a summer shower. It's a misconception that Forest Cove floods theirs only a few streets that do and Northshore at the end of Hamblen isn't part of Forest Cove. Only a small part of the Forest Cove golf course is at the bottom of the hill. 4951
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