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Councilman Boice is being polite with his concerns of this mediocre development. Horton has built some very unattractive homes in western Hancock County, just like the rendering herein. And the prices listed in this article appear as Horton’s move to cash in for more than the homes are worth, here and anywhere else.
I so totally agree. But it seems politicians and people who approve these things don’t seem to care about anything but profits. I hope people listen to one of the few councilmen like Braun who actually seems to care.
Take it from a recent D.R. Horton home buyer, you do NOT get what you pay for! Disappointment is an understatement for what you get for just under half a million dollars! Our new neighbor closed on 3/1/25 and is ready to file a lawsuit because no one will address his issues. If it seems too good to be true…
These look as bad as the 2 new developments just west of River Road on 146th. Is this a new national ‘blueprint’ that’s being passed around from state to state? OK commissioners, enough is enough. You are underwriting ghetto housing 15 years from now. ‘Vinyl villages’ on steroids.
Yes! Totally agree. They have to stop this nonsense. Soviet bloc housing built with paper and plastic.
None of the mass developers seem to care about more than profits. But at least Fisher price has pretty homes. Most developers don’t even have that.