Nocatee looks fantastic!

[rjp2008]

Ideal location close to both Jax and St. Aug beaches. Community looks amazing.

http://www.nocatee.com/TownLife/Default.aspx

[civil42806]

Ughhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[thelakelander]

There's not much there.  It will be interesting to see how Nocatee develops in the future, considering when the market returns, development patterns will have changed.





http://www.metrojacksonville.com/article/2010-jan-nocatee-development-slowed-by-recession

[copperfiend]

And I think the Publix built there is the lowest revenue store in the N Florida market.

[JMac]

In this economy, the impact fees that Nocatee homeowners are required to pay must be a tough sell.

The water park looks very nice, so my wife inquired about a non-resident membership for the family.  The price is a little too steep for us, $3000 for the year, so we passed.

You have to wonder how long they'll be able to afford to maintain all the landscaping, etc with so few residents.

[Lunican]

It's shameful that this was allowed to be built.

[JMac]

shameful?  whatever

[Lunican]

Yes, beyond shameful.

How much money was wasted to create this scene?



I guess it's great if you are a car, but people can't live in this kind of environment.

[JMac]

They originally wanted to build Nocatee downtown, but there wasn't enough parking.

[fsujax]

I like the Medjools!

[copperfiend]

I guess it's great if you are a car, but people can't live in this kind of environment.

I honestly think some people want this town to look like Orlando. I agree on the shameful comment.

[reednavy]

I honestly think some people want this town to look like Orlando. I agree on the shameful comment.

Well, let's first get rid of the metropolitan charter, split the cities up, and have ungodly stupid city limit boundaries. That has played a heavy roll in why the Orlando Metro is so messed up.

[RockStar]

They originally wanted to build Nocatee downtown, but there wasn't enough parking.

LOL