1/9/2005 8:02:08 PM
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Section 5: OPA Board Subject: First Things First Msg# 164947
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My understanding with Pennington Commons is that Skolnik's company is developing it, but that another local, but larger, builder has, or intends to, purchase all of the lots in the subdivision relatively soon. When that happens, the developer recoups the cost in short order and not when all the lots are sold. | ||||||
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For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: the lot purchaser will ultimately pay that fee. True. Consider, however, that if a developer builds his own treatment facility the money is spent "up front" and not recovered until all units are settled. Let's say a plant would cost $3 million while getting into OP will cost $2 million. Immediately the developer has reduced upfront capital costs by $1 million. Not only does he save the $1 million, but also any possible construction loan interest over a 3 to 5 year build out period. One might also reasonably expect the cost of homes would not be reduced by spreading around the $1+ million savings to purchasers. |
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