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Originally Posted by Burninator
Ah so when someone wants to sell their business it's selfish, and when someone doesn't want that person to sell their business because it might lower their own property value it's not? Right.
What do you guys want them to do? Not sell it? Sell it to another golf course? Sell it to the city? How come the community doesn't buy it?
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These guys have a long record of giving the city and their surrounding communities the finger.
They are not corporate citizens and never will be.
Smart business people would tend to hold on to the large land asset and find a way to make it work. Possibly make some changes to the course to enable more high end single family lots along with high end multi-family.
Make application for gated golf course communities.....big, big bucks.
If anything, the land is going to continue to increase in value.
These guys are nothing but greedy money now problems later land developers that will turn their backs on any deal past and present to get the bucks in the bank.
They won't give a damn how things turn out in the end.