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Looks like it's going to be a while.
http://www.denverpost.com/business/...role-douglas-county-growth?source=most_viewed
http://www.denverpost.com/business/...role-douglas-county-growth?source=most_viewed
Looks like if they do it will prob. be shore fishing and hand launched boats only:Honestly I'll be very surprised if they ever actually utilize this lake for anglers
I have a buddy part of that sounds like there are to many problems to make it happen. Who knows maybe it will but I just don't see massive home developments like we had in the past since the mortgage industry tightened up.way off topic..... I'm surprise more here people aren't talking about this
"One of the biggest Douglas County projects in decades is Sterling Ranch, a proposed community of 12,000 homes south of Chatfield State Park. "
12,000 homes located within 3 miles of Chatfield... you think its busy now.![]()
Douglas County's Sterling Ranch clears final hurdle 02/20/2014I have a buddy part of that sounds like there are to many problems to make it happen. Who knows maybe it will but I just don't see massive home developments like we had in the past since the mortgage industry tightened up.
I'm sure people siad that about Highlands Ranch too...It's going to happen, they are already surveying the land.I have a buddy part of that sounds like there are to many problems to make it happen. Who knows maybe it will but I just don't see massive home developments like we had in the past since the mortgage industry tightened up.
Sweet, more idiots that will move in and complain of coyotes and mountain lions eating their pets, and bears that will get put down because they'll be digging in people's trashcans. But it's all good because these homes are more than likely being built in a forest fire prone area.
F"" Richmond over 20 years span I can think of 6 mid size companys they just didn't pay and bankrupted them. One was a good friend at one point they owed over 2 million , He made a few close friends over the course of working for them and they where warning him to get out. Richmond would choose mid size companys just big enough to handle the volume of work but not big enough to duke it out in the courts for years.It will definitely take decades to finish, but if you're looking for work call up Richmond Homes, they got rights to build out something like 50% of the Sterling Ranch homes...
I didn't say I LIKE them, just that they will be doing the most business out there. I used to work for a company that specialized in construction defect litigation, I don't like ANY of the big developers after that experience, even the ones we worked for...they all build CRAP-no style, bad oversight, awful quality!F"" Richmond over 20 years span I can think of 6 mid size companys they just didn't pay and bankrupted them. One was a good friend at one point they owed over 2 million , He made a few close friends over the course of working for them and they where warning him to get out. Richmond would choose mid size companys just big enough to handle the volume of work but not big enough to duke it out in the courts for years.