--- In [email protected], "bluebishop82" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> I put an offer on a property here in AP, and insisted upon
> an "election contingency" that would allow me to void the contract
> if I did not like the outcome of the election.
Tommy, I hope you renegged on the deal? Had all (two did) the right
people won you'd really see values increase beyond that for the
region. Better yet, you would have real fiscal management, a clear
vision for this city, and above all, action from Asbury Partners or a
new master developer.
Don't try to blame any apparent inaction of the subdevelopers on the
election. My guess is that is the normal course of development and
once they got the pilings in you will see it progress more rapidly.
You and others are only used to seeing 1-family homes built. Real
development seems to stall while they are in, or below ground and then
springs up more rapidly. I think it was only a coincidence of timing.
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